While this is an example of an extreme water damage claim, it's not unusual at all for a water event to cause upwards of $40k in damage. 

After some digging, I found out that the deal was denied because:The contract sent by my attorney was "unusually long" at 6 pages, both my realtor and their realtor said they'd never seen one that long.The terms were characterized as "too forceful" and intimidated the buyer into backing out.My attorney was asking for a formal legal agreement to be produced on the shared driveway.Here's where I am.

I look for properties that have very unusual, valuable features, such as amenities, views, locations How did you finance this deal?

My PM is hit and miss with asking for approvals....or rather they ask, but then they do it anyhow even though I reply quickly if I have questions/concerns (owner is great, but staff are hit and miss).If the cost was reasonable, I'd pay it, but in no uncertain terms tell them that this is not to happen again. 

There are many other unusual tiny houses in the states.  

In no uncertain terms Chloe is going after rent control.  

Where they will end up is something that is inherently uncertain, as with all markets. 

If you are uncertain then I'd say send the letter and call her 2-3 days later.  

It is highly unusual that an agent would say don't worry about signing the contract.

Don't try to do anything that is unusual in that area.