Since the default is 'No" and you would have had to add it in order for it to be there, if you don't know, it is very unlikely that it is there.And if it is not, you will not be buying this property unless you can sweeten your offer sufficiently to get the sellers to reconsider.

A better price may entice others to reconsider the property though they were looking for something else.

I'll have to start to reconsider now and perhaps I'll look again at plexes.

If he is wrong, what could I say that might make him reconsider?

It's still an offer, you may come up on it, maybe the seller will reconsider down the line if they don't get the offer they're looking for, etc.

If there is one thing I must have heard more than any other as a reason to reconsider getting into rental properties, it was that I was surely to spend my life waking up in the middle of the night to go plunge my tenants plugged toilets.

You might want to reconsider representing yourself if you don't want to deal with this kind of behavior.  

If the charges for use were to increase compared to fixed charges, I would reconsider.

Jerry -Just something to keep in mind -- it's VERY unlikely that the bank would "reconsider" and then come back to you.

Check the days on market for homes sold in the area and reconsider your time to complete your work on your "first flip."