With the recent discovery, we feel like we are being actively deceived because we are seen as fresh meat or something similar.

After I remove the appraisal and home inspection contingencies (assuming the house appraised for the value I'm paying and the home inspection didn't reveal any surprises), I have the title company order the title report (I would have already pulled a title profile on the property as part of my due diligence).In CA we use a standard California Purchase Agreement and Joint Escrow Instructions provided by the California Association of REALTORS(R), Inc. 

Our offer was accepted , but the home inspection revealed some cracks on the outside wall.  

I love to bodyboard and fish fresh and saltwater.

I needed the tax write off.Further digging also revealed that most did not understand the expenses that go with real estate ownership, (Management, Vacancy, Repairs, Maintenance, etc), and they all significantly underestimated what it would cost, and/or how long it would take to do it themselves. 

I visited the property multiple times and noticed winged reproductives and fresh droppings in areas where previously weren't present.I didn't even bother with the termites.But I was concerned about the molds. 

I also stressed to the broker my major concern was regarding the plumbing and I received no disclosure of any deficiency, past or present from the seller.As it turns out, it was discovered last week,mjust before I planned to close, that the seller had indeed made some major repairs to the plumbing, including sewer and fresh water lines connecting the chiller and boiler.

I can't wait to reveal our fix and flip story on BP!

It's all still very fresh, so I'm being patient.

This is why when we sell our properties we must reveal that we're a licensed Real Estate Agent.