., esp. to explore solutions; informal debate.

Waiting for the lender (as the seller) is very common… Banks are not real good at selling houses, they loan money, and it could be debated that they might not be very good at that either!

And what I'm referring to is the longstanding debate on appreciation vs. cash flow. 

A search here should bring up some lively debates.

@Kris L.Why would you even think this is up for debate , it’s your house not the tenants .

There is some debate in investing circles as to when is the best time to market your rehab.

I was checking this one out from Sears https://www.searshomeservices.com/home-warranty/compare-home-warranty-plansI'm debating if it's worth it since they charge $75 a month and $100 deductible per claim up to 10K per issue with 50K annual cap. 

The title company will not assist you and Seller's attorney's will not argue/debate with your Agent as your legal representative.Many buyers in other states are told that they don't need an attorney until there is a problem and then they realize they need an attorney.Since you are a first time buyer, you should hire an attorney and when you feel more comfortable, you may continue buying without hiring one.I see no reason why you don't start contacting and interviewing real estate agents right now. 

He is a real estate agent, also.We are debating between Corporation, S-Corporation, and LLC...I've noticed LLC is the most popular, but I remember from some ancient business contract class that S-Corps have the most benefits and protection.

The debate in definitions rages on and has been discussed on BP as long as there has been a BP.