Seller, I really like this house but the Home/mold/electrical or other inspection revealed the following problem(s) and the anticipated cost of repair/remediation will be $35,000. " Here is a revised offer or this contract is dead.Choosing an attorney is an important decision.

A few things could reveal demand - vacant housing rate in the area, population growth trend, recent and future job growth. 2.

@Nicholas TannerA Title Search froma Title Insurance company should reveal any liens on the property I think.

My apologies if this question reveals i'm a moron, I assure you I have no idea what i'm doing. 

The inspection revealed some serious issues and I want to back out.

What a credit port reveals is who they own money to, how much they owe, recent loans, address confirmation, judgments (including landlord judgments) and how recently the activity occurred.

A search on the internet should reveal institutional buyers.  

You should have done your homework before you made the offer.If the appraisal comes in lower or if the inspection reveals some larger items in need of repair, use those to negotiate a lower price.

If you are going to buy it from the bank as a foreclosure then I would expect title work to be done prior to closing which should reveal any municipal liens.

She revealed to him that she had hired that guy and fired him for shoddy work.