@Don Spafford  Someone asked the question at some point in the threat and I did not see an answer.

of course I want to meet the animal and I will decline if I feel it is a threat. 

The seller’s attorney sent me a threat letter before.

Is the property value decrease a big concern as the threat of a recession looms?

As for visiting the property every two weeks, monthly, and making threats concerning their voucher; you are begging for vacancy.

, and there isn't any looming threat that at any moment you'll find yourself beguiled by a guru and swept off into bankruptcy. 2) Critique the situation yourself - I say this because you're going to need to get used to self-reliance in this biz.

Troy, I don't ever stand for the yelling, and threats.

Yes, the same threat exists with a standard home inspection contingency, but in your case the risk is even higher as you have not even laid eyes on the property.When the whim strikes you and you withdraw the offer, I have to put my client's property "back on market", where it's now stigmatized. 

Consider a penalty clause as well for not hitting key deliverables.Speaking from personal experience with two separate contractor partnerships, the opportunity to make money does not seem to drive urgency with contractor's the same way the threat of losing money does.

Are you sure you'll the other paths you may choose will allow you to flex those muscles in a low threat environment?