This is negotiating business, you don't get what you deserve - you get what you negotiate.Somehow, I don't believe any agent is so stupid to reveal info to hurt their Client.

Title insurance should also reveal if the trustee has this ability.To clarify, if a trust names someone who is deceased as a beneficiary, the trust would then name someone else, or would name their estate (the reasons behind forming trusts in the first place would seem to indicate that it would be another person, since their are tax benefits and probate avoidance).  

This will help reveal which strategies make the most sense to pursue.

Does seller mean won't negotiate price, or won't even permit entering the contract with the condition you can simply back out if you don't like what the inspections reveal?

I provided the seller with photos and descriptions of the problems the inspection revealed.  

Taxpayers would pay the price.Whatever the resolution, ITT's closing is bound to be a major inconvenience for hundreds of students.Brian Langford, an ITT student from Riviera Beach, Maryland, revealed his frustration Tuesday in a post on a Facebook page for ITT students."

Typically these threads exist to reveal motivation from what we’ve accomplished, fewer are created to document the struggles that we all undergo, so that we might one day reveal the triumphant accomplishments that have been had in the face of adversity.

The old law stated that if a tenant didn't prevail in an eviction lawsuit within 60 days, their names get revealed and can be collected by tenant screening companies.The new law says that the names get reported only if the landlord wins within 60 days, or if the landlord wins after trial if longer than 60 days.  

A big part of the negotiation is what you include in an offer package, so I very rarely reveal anything prior to submitting the full package.  

If you do this effectively and the the owner does not buy in, then the owner has something else that isn't bro revealed- perhaps down payment + default recovery of property.