The holes would need to jump through would be getting an architect involve to stamp a set of drawings. 2) We plan on self managing.

Good points After doing research on septic systems I got a little nervous after falling victim to the Google search rabbit hole.

(Tunnel holes in insulation and droppings).

There was a hole in the wall where the drywall was broken to access the pipes.

Again, there is a gaping hole in the program, and instead of providing value, he is charging for it.

We can't get out of this hole.

Holes in the wall, broken glass, etc, but probably only 1 out of every 10 have significant damage.Our expectations are explicit that we expect rent to be paid on time, we're serious about late fees, and they will absolutely be getting a fine if they disturb the neighbors.

@Gavin Wynn Not trying to be negative just don't want you to get stuck in the rabbit hole like countless others and then take no action.  

Conversely, the tilted ceiling will open a visible crack at the wall / ceiling joint at the far side of the ceiling.This problem can also exist if you have a brick exterior overhanging the brick ledge of the basement foundation - anything the frost can push up against.To check, dig holes outside, along the entire suspect section of the foundation - all the way to the bottom of the foundation or to the bottom of the brick ledge.

Nope.. developers by and large are not going to cash you out and take the entitlement risk for such a small discount.. maybe 500k discount they would but not 100k.. not going to happen unless you find a developer that is not very bright and has money burning a hole in their pocket.