There's a thread on here about what kind of car everyone drives.

I've heard of these kind of tenant improvement requests happening all the time.

If you do go, it's because you have a sick relative somewhere who needs to see you before they go on to glory -- the best kind of story for that is an expensive one, like a blind half-brother with a rare blood disease who is only free of constant pain in this one remote high-altitude institute in the Cascades...something so outlandish no one would make it up that at the same time implicitly explains why you need the rent checks to be on time.

What kind of place are you looking to buy?

It would have to be some kind of sellers to take that kind of offer from you.

I guess that's the kind of market we are in right now.

I kind of figured that was the case, but good to hear from someone with experience!

Without knowing the specifics of the properties you are offering on it is hard to make any judgments about your agent and them feeding you any kind of BS or not. 

You need to talk to some kind of international law professional. 

The idea that his bad engineering and planning would allow him to pump water onto your property is kind of stupid.