I'm sorry if the title is a bit harsh, but this is where I'm at. 

Would everyone agree or am I being to harsh?? 

There may be an area on their forms that would allow a couple extra items@Please do not put in the chemicals for the pool as it is serviced weekly. 

@Shea Spinelli While I agree with both the other contributors as to cost and danger of a pool - My son has a home with an indoor pool that he rents on Airbnb & VRBO. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/5...While it is a pain - regulating chemicals it can also be a draw.

I doubled majored in chemical engineering and biochemistry from UT Austin, I got a full ride law school scholarship and got a JD, and I practiced patent litigation law for a few years with a big white-shoe firm in NYC.

They seem to require ongoing routine maintenance (water/chemicals) and start to need repairs as they age.

There was no chance of getting sued or having any earnest money stripped from my client because we followed the purchase contract and backed out in our appropriate due diligence phase.Not to be too harsh on your agent, but it might serve you to speak with other agents to get a second opinion.  

I've seen these go for 3.5% down or even 5% down....sounds like whichever lender everyone is using has harsh guidelines. 

Sorry if that sounds harsh, but that’s my impression from the info provided above. 

I know it sounds harsh, but stop coddling him.