Everyone should boycott them anyway, based on fat content.

Are there any signs of foundation issues visible from the inside (doors that don't close correctly, windows that bind, cracks at window/door openings, etc)? 

Putting new investors like @Victoria Coleman at risk by legally binding herself to supply amenities that her local laws don't require and making her financially responsible for a bill she could have avoided. 

I know if I hired one to take care of a property, there would be a fat bonus at the end of the year if there were no problems and I was making money because of their good management.

I really wish that you can maybe replace their A/C to a new one but you have a big fat wall in front of you.

You don’t ask the fat guy for fitness advice and you don’t ask the ford salesman for Chevy advice.

Just because something is written in a way that sounds official, doesn't make it legal.And....to make a long story longer....just because the plumber says a tenant signature means the PM or owner has to pay whatever he writes on the invoice - doesn't make it legal or binding. 

They accepted our lower offer which gives us a pretty fat buffer.

That's the bind that a lot of BP folks are in, they want to quit their day jobs rather than increase their equity. 

Even if you have closed a few deals, you may not really understand what goes into an addendum or legally binding in a contract.