The owner had no clue and didn’t initial the “liquidated damages” clause.

Curious whether you have solved this yet?

But this is tough to tell and harder to find once installed.Frustrating situation because I haven't found a ton of great problem-solving for snap/click floor once installed, it's all about preparation and installation and then you're usually stuck unless you pull up and replace completely which isn't necessary in your case.

This would not solve it, what would solve it is density in other areas.

Realtors are not the way to go, Sure some have a clue so please do not get all twisted.

You are there to solve a problem, you just have to know what the problem is.

I want to try and solve a painful problem before the offer. 

There are many ways to problem solve this so you don’t feel trapped in a path you don’t want, but also may learn that your parents have a few good points that you appreciate when you’re older.

Chris Voss calls it the Accusation Audit, where you start out by listing all the problems and costs, and then ask how can we get this done.Every deal and seller are unique, and the goal is to find out their motivation and how you can solve it, quickly.I would definitely re engage the broker in the week to come to see the activity on the deal, and if it has tradedGino

Im interested im just super new to this process so I have no clue what to do or how to go about it