I wouldn't worry about the W/D hookups in the kitchen, unless that's unusual.

And, of course, nobody was disclosing anything unusual.

Thats unusual I know, but we work different in Germany.

It is not unusual for the buyer to come out of pocket in order to close, but how much depends on market value, your threshold, and the abilites of the agent to show the lender it is in their best interests.

That may be the only unusual aspect of the transaction.

Then you have to consider the possibility for an unusual but entirely possible expense like major tenant damage or a lengthy, expensive eviction.

Certainly you could agree to pay them, if there's enough margin in your deal to cover them and still turn a profit.I think its far more likely there is a $50K tax lien they haven't told you about than one they don't know about, unless its an unusual situation such as probate.

Ten years ago, I thought something was unusual when I bought my MARTA pass.

Hood area due to unusually lower entry cost into MFR.  

My attorney says this is unusual because anything gained by the prosecutor doesn't justify the cost of litigation.