On the show, they did not reveal this information. 

However, with the two most recent suicides, it begs the question: What is left to be revealed?

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I don't like life estates because resolution of remaindermen issues can be complicated as other title experts on this site have revealed even their difficulty with resolution.In California, an "estate for years" (really any time period defined) would be a better choice than providing title with life estate, IMHO.

Wouldn't it be nice to show not only how your own apts. are doing (so you can reveal maintenance needs) but also how your apts. are doing compared to other comparables in your city?

This way when you need to scan anything with that form it does not have any revealing information on it.

After going under contract on a deal, it was revealed that the property needs much more work than anticipated.

A title search will reveal any liens.

If you really want the property, just put in your best and final ... otherwise, if you want to try to horse trade a bit put in a lower offer and try to negotiate but understand then that you are running the risk of getting beat out by a higher offer in the meantime.This is an old post, but I'm researching Escalation Clauses and I don't see you're point.What is the downside to revealing the highest offer? 

If the appraisal supports your contract price and the inspection doesn't reveal anything major beyond what you can see, then you should stick to your contract price.