It is not unheard of, but I'd imagine it to be a bad business practice not to allow flexibility if it spoils the deal. 2% buyers commissions in my area are very rare. most are 2.5-3% sometimes subtracting a small transaction fee (something else that is odd to some and common to others).

Probably drunkenly trying to get at hdmi inputs to hook up his computer) guest: "idk it was like that so i tried casting from my phone and same thing we're just goin to use our laptop.

Your beacon broadcasts messages to mobile phones that are nearby.

I called the number (cell phone were an expensive rarity) and the message told me to leave a number and my call would be returned after 5:00 PM.

(Communications with seller are difficult as she claims she doesn't have a phone or e-mail.

Sellers seem to want double what common sense dictates should be paid.

@Michael Glaser I was thinking that you could finance them separately, not as a block. 30 year amortization on singles is common.

Yea it's common for hazard events (e.g., fire).

@Prakash Bhatta  The two most common ways people steal electricity are:  1) by tampering with the electrical panel and bypassing the meter  2) or by fraudulently establishing service in someone else's name (i.e. identity theft) and then not paying the bill and just running it up until the service is shut off due to non-payment. 

If it was a normal state, I wouldn't be worried so much about litigation, but in California common sense went up in smoke years ago.