If there is no demand for purchasing in the town I would reconsider where you are investing. 

If yes, then I would remind him that he'll get his full commission either way since you'll be making up the difference.However, you should reconsider using him if you've had a frank discussion about your plans to buy 5 properties and he's bailing because one happens to be less than what he wants it to be.Good luck, Eric

I recommend reconsidering.

Got a call from the bank 3 days later and they reconsidered on my purchase price How did you finance this deal?

If you are not doing enough deals to cover your fees for hanging your license, and not buying investment proprieties I would reconsider.  

Here in CA it's almost impossible to do MHP development, though with our current housing crisis you'd think they'd start reconsidering.

A lawyer that was recommended by a friend said once I win, I can only recoup ~20% of the claim, which makes me want to reconsider a new lawyer.This is a condo in state of Arizona.Thank you

So step one is make sure the time your investing in posting the ads are actually working.Second I would follow Jeff and Cheray's advice - lower option fee and if your selling for 10% more the current FMV (I think that is what you said) I would reconsider that move as well.In today's market I think your going to have a hard time conviencing someone it is a good deal to pay 10% more then FMV.Lastly - look in that area - what are homes going for - personally I am always undercutting similar homes - not charging more - but my goal is to move property.

But, we were unaware of the insurance conflict with STR that you mentioned is this something that we should reconsider ?

But I'd reconsider that for several reasons... 1.