You could not handle things if they should waver outside of your calculations.

Originally posted by @Waverly Rennie:hi- I can tell you what i am going through right now.

@Waverly Rennie well some one has to pay to build the homes.. if it is not you and not the developer then it would be the end user ? 

Cash over appraisal of appraisal wavers: I've heard other states don't allow appraisal waivers, but in South Florida they can make a deal.

I offered to negotiate with my landlord (give him $200 and I get the rest back), but he is only willing to settle for half of the deposit, which I think is outrageous for a standard cleaning fee.Taking him to small claims court is worth it to me since I can sue for double the deposit plus damages, but I'm wavering ONLY because if I win, like @Bruce Woodruff said, I would then have to collect on the judgement.

Problems with one or more of those components could make your up-front repair costs balloon substantially.EDIT #2- "Property Overview - 12 S Waverly Ter, Cumberland, MD 21502 is a multi family home built in 1910.

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Also wonder how I could wave rents for some that are out of work and still collect from others.

I got that for myself when I started and never wavered from it.

He went to the extent to make me to feel bad everyday by saying I waver by financial contingency and I will lose by earnest money if I don't go ahead.