As far as your case goes, if after your inspection you still think its worth buying, if you want to shoot them a lowball offer, I don't see the harm in trying one, other than the time it would take, etc the worst they can do is say "NO"!

Their visit could've been initiated by one of the cop's grandmother who you've peppered with Yellow Letters and she is interested in hearing your offer but is naturally afraid of being swindled or harmed in some other way.  

No harm no foul!

The inspection clause seems like a clear walk away situation, so from the buyer's side it seems like no harm, no foul.

Saw this while trying to research how to get rid of cigarette smoke https://www.epa.gov/indoor-air-quality-iaq/ozone-generators-are-sold-air-cleaners#ozone-health anyone have thoughts on how harmful ozone generators really are?

Some here suggest that a judge would require me to take back my roof, but I really don't see that because of my particular situation with it preexisting and both of us purchasing and not having an issue with it until this guy decides he wants help with his maintenance costs.Still, I would like something of substance such as an easement filed anyway...and something that says that my LLC is held harmless from any alleged damage to his roof.

Maybe you were joking, but putting someone else's animal in harm's way over a property seems like that person shouldn't own animals.

I understand he is not in the best situation and you are trying to help him out, but I would never put myself in a situation that could have the chance to harm myself.

My concern is not that she wants to approve the deals, it's that with limited RE knowledge and her own agent she would do more harm than good in this partnership.

I'm not a lawyer, so no legal advice, and anyone who checks that reference in the future will hear your landlord had to file for eviction, which could harm you in the future.