Also here in Buffalo, and this was a topic at our monthly BP meetup last week.

Lower your offer price and move on.  

Come to think of it, though, I can't imagine why they wouldn't let me perform one just to understand how much I can offer.  

If the inspection reveals a bigger problem, either you can try to keep the deal alive by offering a seller credit, which could motivate the buyer to move forward, or the buyer walks away. 

It automatically get county information, shoots out numbers to offer, text message, call, schedule walk throughs, email.

We were in Croatia for 8 days when we had the offer in and did not go to Croatia planning to buy an apartment.

I only have one that seemed to fail to launch.What I do get more is I offer to run a newbie through a transaction and/or show them the work in progress and I get either no show or barely show. 

The bank and mortgage company we are using is giving us a hard time about us co-signing due to my separation and new job due to only having been separated a couple weeks now.

That way, when you’re ready to make an offer, you'll be all set and confident to move fast.

When they started screwing with us last week about appraisals and then having to give them an ‘after reno’ price for the house when they had no idea what we were doing the house to increase its value, I did mention to the partners I thought we’d been scammed.