If so thank you for saying it.IMHO marketing's job  is to do only one thing and that is to uncover a motivated prospect.

My trash service guy gave me a pitch yesterday trying to sell me a larger dumpster, I had a mower repaired and the mechanic in the shop asked if I'd want to think about trading by Deere in on a new one, I stopped at Sonic and got a combo to go and they asked if I'd like a sundie with that.

To tell the Seller you are using the Inspection period to uncover material defects in the property and then manufacture a defect or reason not to close, thereby again lying to the Seller is unethical.

People love to talk about their home, so this can be a great question to get them talking if the conversation isn't flowing too smoothly (it also helps you uncover important information about the condition of the home). 

That would be so nice to have for Columbus, especially with so many BPers being interested in our city. 

Then you cannot afford to live here.But on the plus side, I did get this comment today when I called someone back:"I thought your place was a scam because it looks so nice!"

There are value adds in a 60 unit building, you just have to uncover them.  

And it's so nice to know I really have a day off now. 

But who wants to deal with the liability, potential property damage and tenant relations issues (in a multifamily) if it happens to be one of the not-so-nice ones.

It’s quick, easy and will leave you with a much better idea of what you can do to improve on security at home or at work, as well ensure that you don’t have any high risk areas which are uncovered.