I bought my house over two years ago, and the street has been in place at least 2 years before that, and it doesn't exist in USA.com's database, which leads to concerns about the freshness of their data.

Or as the woman that lived next to to me as a kid said as she brought over some of my favorite cookies of all time, freshly baked, these are for you because you played nice with your sister and her friends when I know they were driving you to the mad house.

Follow up is the key now, give him a call in a couple days and just see if he's had a chance to consider your offer and then help uncover any concerns he has so you can address them. 

I hear ya on the occasional sale.. what I am talking about is today's fresh PPM's that want to emulate the Blackstone's and Colony capitals...

You are presenting this home as freshly remodeled everything new, but if the craftsmanship behind it is poor it makes no difference how new the materials are.  

I like to keep things fresh myself...way to mix it up gentleman!

New carpet, tiled bathrooms and fresh neutral paint throughout.

Yep best investment you'll make outside of fresh coat of paint and good cleaning.

Michael Smith Yes, if you are going to freehand a lease I'd have an attorney look it over but why bother drawing up a fresh lease.

Overall, the fresh water connections have been okay.