All of the items you cited matter.

It may not be much more than one of the items I listed above and doesn't necessarily make the place a toxic waste dump.

That is why you want to buy below Market Value.Market Value is the price an asset will trade (sell) in an open competitive environment.Defined as follows: Market value is the estimated amount for which a property should exchange on the date of valuation between an educated buyer and a reasonably motivated seller in an arms-length transaction after proper marketing wherein the parties had each acted knowledgeably, prudently, and without undue influence.The delineation of "After Repair" or "As Is" technically exists only as jargon amongst REI groups and conversations.

It was a condo conversion (one apartment) and I had enough for the downpayment.

Renae, The PM failed because we are not colleague yet, so to conversate send me a colleague request.

Mousseau would have had a nice conversation and there would have been at least some type of Rich Dad public statement saying something to make me feel comfortable about seeing that report.I did a quick search for Mark G.

Sounds like the estimate from them is based on closing on the 15th, so if another date is used then the numbers will fluctuate.The unknowns are unknown, otherwise the things would be known and itemized on the estimate.Now, if the lender will be escrowing taxes and insurance, then the determination of the disbursement schedule and resulting "low water" escrow balance (1/6 of annual total due to be paid into escrow) tends to move a bit when the settlement date moves.

The total payments you received from insurance carriers, itemized for each specific crop, and the date you received each payment.

For the safety nets, which I thank Jon again for putting in the fore of the conversation, I have the cash on hand to pay off the mortgage on our joint property where my grandmother lives should the need ever arise.

Items 4 and 7 are your best bet for an adjustment.