You go to the end of the line, and who knows how long until any funds are approved, for the second time.At this point, it's obviously a deal breaker if there's going to be problems if I go to sell my personal house or assets.

Good points on block construction although it is not a deal breaker.

Does it have really old cast iron pipes... or does it have polybutylene plumbing that insurance companies hate (some won't even write the policy), age of the roof, any termite concerns, will the breakers have to be replaced (has happened to us multiple times after closing), etc, etc, etc.  

Do you cold call them or do an initial ice breaker?

However, first timers aren’t a 100% deal breaker to many of them.

In my case it’s not the additional bathroom, but the say 2 extra electrical circuits with 5 outlets and the additional plumbing (say three drains, etc).

If you liked that, you will love my thread about the guy who was growing "medical" pot (no license mentioned) and wanted to rent my house at any price...he needed to tap into the breaker and make some adjustments.

It is the next day now and she is saying that the main breaker keeps tripping.

The rate reduction was only going to be ~$140/$100k assessed, so shouldn't be a deal breaker in evaluating properties.

I did part way with the contractors electrician as he was using salvaged parts to complete the work and initially installed a breaker box on burned studs - to the point the whole box moved .