Weak sauce man...try 300-400 then come back and complain if you haven't gotten anything under contractJk -- without knowing anything relevant about your market, only suggestion I have is to maybe widen your search radius and hopefully this will uncover areas with potential that you didn't know about before

(Which I am opposed to, as I was comfortable with the agreed upon price and payment structure).Seller wants to replace roof after closing, with addendum in place, of course, yet I am not comfortable with that, being I had to uncover problems with the home

The inspector will uncover potential problems and get you an estimate of the costs (a real good idea when dealing with contractors - no offense to those great contractors we have in BP)

If you get an inspection and no significant unknown issues are uncovered then it seems like you get the deal you wanted. 

@David Greene You were an awesome host great questions to uncover some real nice nuggets of information thank you.

Ackley would neither admit any wrongdoing nor cancel the sale and return the deposit, so the Stambovskys took her to court.They lost the case, with the court citing their caveat emptor (“let the buyer beware”) responsibility to uncover the property’s defects before committing to a sale.

We will uncover the rest of the house and figure out what to do with all this old growth fir plank.

You are in a different and much more sophisticated arena with MF so it is up to you to uncover what the  more appropriate numbers are.  

In my area, there are a few ways that the title search info can be uncovered (other than hiring it out to a title company).

However, if you think you've uncovered a gem with no competition you would be wrong.