That being said, going forward I wouldn't wave the inspection period unless there were other offers or you knew for sure it was a killer deal. 

If Airbnb has confirmed these are Service Animals I wouldn't make any waves and see if there are any issues after they check out. 

There are some layoffs but heavily skewed toward corporate and management level employees.Cautiously optimistic.I see rates in upper 5’s soon which I believe will unleash a moderate wave of buying.

if it's still in decent condition, no ripples or waves in it, and depending on what type of material it is ...

Someone please prove me wrong.I also heard they have waved the requirement for military deployments but that is only hearsay.

I never stop just a wave.

If someone waves a juicy deal under my nose, I still jump on it.  

Terms:$160,000 purchase price10% down payment3% interestBalloon payment in 5 yearsMy plan was to just make the payments on the land for the next 3-4 years, ride the appreciation wave and sell the land in the same condition.

I pass my congratulations on to you.I'm also waiting for you to post that when you don't like the Appraiser's Comp selection and value, you will wave your hand to the Appraiser, say "These ARE NOT the Comps you want to use", give the Appraiser your Comps, wave your hand, say "These ARE the Comps you want to use", grab your light saber and fly back to your Death Star.

They rode the wave and built wealth, so they are not interested in owner financing or any other headache.