Stuff happens.However, I think the *real* issue is that my agent miscommunicated to me on TWO occasions about the repairs.First was this, when I was contemplating the purchase (emphasis mine):"Also, regarding the disclosed repairs for the other building.

i drive an oil truck on occasion for a buddy of mine .

I've also used SBA 7A loans on multiple occasions. 

In fact the seller texted me on at least two different occasions that he was feeling very impatient and that he had two other cash offers waiting in the wings.  

Being a Realtor and a Property Manager for over 30 years, and the need for the internet we all have, but if your TENANT is having problems with her accessibility to Netflix, this is not your problem as a landlord, you have provided the service and have made sure that the service works on multiple occasions, if she needs something else stronger then I would suggest you let her and her helicopter father know that you have complied with the lease and if they feel the need for additional technology to access what she needs then they can call the Geek Squad and get a booster. 

Time is money, and I'd much rather sit across from someone I'm going to low-ball to explain the methodology on how I arrived at my numbers.On multiple occasions now, the agents look at me like I have a 3rd eye every time I've asked to meet with the seller/buyer depending on which side of the aisle I'm sitting.Curious people's thoughts around this.

Yes, like Lauren said, we have done TICs on multiply occasions for that exact reason. 

It does happen on rare occasions that I've heard.

I have one rental in NC that is managed by a PM which on occasion can be a hassle being out of state.

Just wait, I wrote letters on two occasions that seemed to get no response.