Hey Gino, I was in your shoes about 3 years ago.

good idea - we will do so and see if anything comes up that we didn't discuss during our build.back in the day when the tests were done, nothing was apparent from the engineers or tests themselves that indicated we couldn't build. i'm not sure what anybody else would find (if anything).we are suspecting that most buyers thus far may think "wow, this sh*t just got real" when they see the reports and have a minor panic attack and back out. i'm trying see how i'd feel in their shoes. it's surprising how many folks do not research the ins and outs of the home building process before making an offer...

What would you do if you were in my shoes?

He did not. when my sister's shoe rolled twice after clanking off the post, it hit that mans ankle and broke it.

In your shoes, I'd probably counter to split that cost or something like that 

If you were in my shoes how would you find the money to get these two investment properties.

San Antonio seems like a shoe-in.

If I were in your shoes I would request a preliminary settlement statement showing all actual lender fees. 

All I am saying is if I were in the tenants' shoes, I am paying my rent, and I would like to be left alone until I do something to earn the distrust, so I tend to give the benefit of the doubt.You would be surprised how your tenants may find out. 

They become subrogated (steps into their insured's shoes with the ability to enforce their rights).