One of the most important is knowing when to stand firm and not let a buyer dictate the terms of your deal—especially when you know you have a good one on your hands.

A higher deductible for a lower premium might be good if you are diligent about saving that money to have available in case of a claim.

Umbrella coverage may be good for some, based on the facts not entirely sure its necessary in your scenario.

I told them there was nothing I could do and good luck. 

Consistency could also be a good thing. 

High likelihood of low maintenance for at least the first 5 years, depend on the build quality of the house.

It almost seems...well...too good to be true hence the ask "does this make sense"Any thoughts or your take on the deal would be so awesome.  

Unfortunately this company is not good.

Is there anyone operating in the area who can tell me if it's a good time to buy?

Buyers are now responsible for ensuring their agent’s compensation up front before showings take place.When you meet your next agent, consider suggesting a meeting to determine if you’re a good fit for each other.