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Hi BP,This question might reveal what a newb I am.... but anyway. 

Does the inspection reveal something that isn't imminent, but needs to be dealt with soon?

He didn't reveal who the buyers would be. 

I think Texas is a no reveal state in that sale prices are not reported to the public.

Greetings from New Jersey,A seller I contacted through my probate marketing campaign has recently got back to me and revealed he has a reverse mortgage on his property and wishes to get rid of it and claims he wants “nothing” to do with it.

Some experienced, competent agents will have an agreement with you up front where you make up anything less than a 3% commission offered to the buyer agent side......but, that should be revealed Before even showings of those properties are scheduled, let alone an offer even made.

Of course property inspection shouldn't reveal any major issues.

Now I have a new problem.After title search, it is revealed that in addition to the known back taxes, the seller also has mowing liens.

More will be revealed as this process unfolds I'm sure.