@Tanya Helenisa, the home inspector is a great one, clearly, to change it up:Buy owner's policy title insurance. 

Is this a safety issue I can charge for?

In the past, various firms have a 3 month minimum policy but when signing this contract, it seemed like a standard will represent the buyer as long as he requires. 3. 

Wear safety glasses.

I'd rather eat the 5k and have it ready when something else invariably goes wrong.As @Nathan G. said, it's probably better to list, market, show, explain, and legalize that it is a 4 bedroom -- put some safety measures up there anyway, like smoke/carbon monoxide, do window guards, fire extinguisher, all those items should be $75 to $100 -- and then go from there. 

Safety is still a problem. 

I assume the quote from the title agent includes a title policy and the quote from the attorney does not. 

Work hard to attract quality deals and vet them or else you will be wasting the investor’s time and damaging your relationship.Things to Remember:Business must continue – Investors have tightened their lending policies, yes.

Just got this email:"Thanks for requesting an offer on ....... from Opendoor.Given the uncertainty surrounding the impact of COVID-19 across our markets and concern for the health and safety of our customers and employees, we are temporarily pausing the purchase of homes.

Of course some lenders will be still lending, but rest and be assured credit policy will undoubtedly shift as we try to find the new norm and equilibrium in the market place.Further, operators with large cap-ex may have difficulties meeting their deadlines.