Buyer backed out after inspection due to discovery of evidence of old termite infestation.

It's a character issue; I have evidence she's lying about how much her boyfriend would be there. 

There was no evidence of any leakage of combustion gases or hydrocarbons.

I set up damage deposits for both properties and see no evidence that a deposit has ever been charged. booking.com actually shut down my entire account while we were on vacation, then panicked and reset it up incorrectly, and have had trouble with my account ever since.

Not A good idea with a group like this.In future modify your lease so that evidence of smoking triggers the cost of a full cleaning and fumigation.

If you cannot find that, then that answers your question too.Personally, the legal team I work with has given me way too much of evidence and analysis on this to not do it.

If you told him you have been playing pickup games for the past year and need help improving your jump shot, now he has evidence you're motivated and a specific goal he can quickly help you work towards.

Even on the Evidence of Insurance, the policy is not even mentioned. 

It's a viable strategy but also presents a risk if the base shuts down (evidently leading to a population decrease). 

If your property is in Montgomery county you would be filing a claim in the local townshipIf there is a way to prove that the seller had knowledge and did not disclose it on the sellers disclosure then you could have a case.Otherwise if there is no evidence that the seller couldve known something, it would be a much tougher case.Either way i recommend not doing it solo and working with a trust worthy attorney As I tell a lot of my clients, a home inspection can reveal a lot of things but it wont reveal eerything as it is not an invasive inspection If you ever need a good resource for a home inspector in the future I would be glad to share their info.