As an agent and an investor, I’m doing everything humanly possible prior to submitting an offer to conduct as much due diligence up front to reduce as much risk as possible. 

It's the human aspect that makes me sad.

And until that is solved, I will be using my extremely limited powers to battle that human behavior.

In all cases, barbed wire is never acceptable as horse fencing, the pastures/turnouts/arenas need to be as rock free as humanly possible, and ideally the whole place is cross-fenced so that if/when Houdini makes his escape, he doesn't make it to the road (or highway!).

So they can intentionally lie, and deceive another human being into a contract?

However, in the game of investor relations, and in any game that is based upon actual human trust and relationships, progress is not linear.

Hey Khoi, it's my pleasure, and thanks for interacting. 1) We run our pricing through PriceLabs, with some daily human intervention. 2) We have local and offshore staff who handle all guest concerns.

Where's the fine line wanting to be a human but also need to stick to a budget?

We dont guarantee perfections and will have oversights just like any other human.

It's not how humans speak and write to each other on forums.