It depends on lots of factors: is your car a new car?

I'm about to close on a house at camp lejuene and I want to factor in the risk. 

Keep in mind the EPA doesn’t factor your ability to pay when levying penalties.

They want me to sell them that house through owner financing factoring in the down payment.

Also I know holding costs depend on different factors but even going as high as potential rent + expenses per month make the numbers seem tight.

For those who choose to buy property without purchasing owners title insurance, the type of deed used and the ability of the person making any warranties to back them up is a huge factor in the safety of your investment.

I can think of many things that would make this deal go poof.The language OP references is designed to make sure a seller pays the listing broker even if they refuse to or cannot close and it has nothing to do with the agent's commission.

Then factoring in potential mold and insulation... you know where this is going $$$$.On the upside however, we have updated plumbing, electric (supposedly, without inspection yet), all new windows, and overall a practically turn key house besides the things mentioned above.

There are a number of factors you can use to justify a mid-level or higher fee, such as whether there are shared hallways that will require upkeep and cleaning, is there any outdoor space, landscaping, snow and ice removal, if there is a parking lot to maintain, how many tenants (this is obviously the biggest one), and whether you will be charges gross rent or collecting and reconciling CAM each year. 

But, that's not the case for everyone, so it makes sense to find a place that works best for you given all your individual factors.