Above is what I find to be the best compromise.

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If the seal was compromised, it could allow gas odors to emit even though there was no water leakage.

Those days are over due to rising costs of construction, etc.There may be a compromise with a builder.

Unless it is at rough in stage it will be compromised unless this has no interior walls, what's the rest of the story and why does it need overlayed( which is what you are suggesting) or removal which has issues of its own with load walls unless all interior walls, cabinets etc are gone. sounds like a raw deal with water issues or structural issues?

Compromises are made due to financial realities.  

I do know that being an MLO is also hard work, but I genuinely believe that I will enjoy this job without having to compromise the income that I am currently getting (granted that I do work hard and get clients).If you are an MLO, please share your insights on this. 

The one thing you should never compromise is your screening criteria.

Big jury award in a personal injury type lawsuit, or spouse and/or children wresting control away from you when you get older, or one bad deal for one property bleeds over the makes the others vulnerable, or you find yourself unable to pay huge tax liability at some point and want to be judgment proof on paper so IRS cannot seize assets and has to do an offer in compromise with you?

For me, it used to be better and cheaper -- I was willing to compromise on speed.