The seller was not in the wrong by saying "no" to the water damage question on the RPOADS form.You can read more about this topic here: https://www.ncrealtors.org/question/can-property-damage-be-a...When things get tricky is when a seller marks "no representation" on the RPOADS form about an issue.

Quote from @Senen anthony Virocel: Quote from @Lawrence Rutkowski: I can't find anything about people successfully using AI yet.  

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My kids have a 9k sq ft home they paid 1.8 for 7 years ago or so.. but its 25 years old and they have put quite a bit into it.. gated community half acre lots  price today probably close to that 3 mil mark.

Our crew tracked the thieves footprints and sled marks through the snow to some old warehouses nearby and recovered some of the tools.

I would tell you to file to fight any late payments as if a loan is transferred there is a period between transfers where they should not mark you late or charge late fee

I also wanted to clear up that fact that JWB does not mark up maintenance items. 

@Mark HafnerI've been investing internationally for many years but it's very difficult to answer the kind of questions you ask without writing a dissertation so I'd encourage you to ask more precise questions in the forum.

Sometimes property managers mark up materials or labor without fully explaining it.

Quote from @Mark Wooldridge: A super concise and accurate summation of the SFR & MF property market - only thing I could add to that is how extremely low interest rates (historically) caused valuations to increase at a faster rate than they would have otherwise.