HOA was the word that sealed it for me.

Since the wage issue does not want to go away, put that into your pipe and smoke it: 2 days ago I had my driveway sealed.

We are also going to get a quite from a glass repair company to see if they can fix the window seal issue..but not sure if repair would be successful and we are anyways heading towards a replacement anyways...thoughts?

In some cases this could yield an insight into offering terms like an extended rent-back or shortened/lengthened escrows that will seal the deal for the Seller even at a lower price.

On your side if they're coming in from your basement then look to seal everything from the inside and outside. 

I turned in a sealed bid last week on a property from a flipper that was listed on Zillow by owner. 

The house was dated and the basement slab was heaved about 4 in but the cracks had been sealed and didn't create a large tripping hazard.

The previous owner was supposed to fix the problem by putting in columns and sealing the cracks.

Block looks good.Few door repairs   $2,000Would do a road seal   $30,000Road sign across the way, do you get to keep. 

After we did the home inspection, the report had a few items that we would like the seller to address or give credit.The condo is 30+ years old and the windows are original - some do not open, some have bcome foggy, and all of them have lots the seal between the dual pane glass.