I know it can be tough to put up with things in a transaction that seem stupid or unnecessary but usually I find it's worth being patient.Also, this may seem weird, but I sometimes find it an intriguing intellectual exercise to find out the exact point/person in the process where it is hung-up and working it out with them.If you are not similarly inspired and feel there are better use of your times (probably are) at least sell it to another investor if it's a good deal.

You could take them to Small Claims court but that's usually an unnecessary step.

it's quite unnecessary given the load/apt. 100A will do great.

Not everyone who comes onto these forums is confident when they first start out so taking a pop like that at Mamma Mia was unnecessary and not at all helpful.

By restricting trade and imposing import tariffs (smells like Smoot Hawley all over again), our President and Congress will seek to protect America from an ever more competitive global economy.

I'm also amazed at how many sellers would rather cancel the contract than pay for repairs they feel are unnecessary or feel have already been negotiated in price level, even minor ones, so it's just more efficient to keep it active until inspections are over.

Corporations are meant for a business and what you're doing is an investment so the talk is that they'll impose the withholding tax on "fake" corporations that don't generate enough income.

A vapor barrier on an interior wall is unnecessary and actually acts to trap moisture in wall and degrade components. 

I think a lot of that is unnecessary and overkill that will just cost you a lot more money.

Demanding to “see” the signed deed in advance is a bit over the top, unnecessary and likely undoable....don’t sweat it.