Ok, so let's address some possibilities one by one to see what is likely.If you found out that there are material defects in the property (which you have) then it is entirely appropriate to ask for some form of "fix" if strategically it makes sense to do so.It is possible that the agent is reluctant to include your request for a price reduction commensurate with the level of damage to the property for a variety of reasons.  

As you'll find, there's people on here with a variety of experience and backgrounds.

Jason,I occasionally see listings in my area that say "seller's _____ is a licensed agent", where you can fill in the blank with a variety of family member relationships (brother, husband, etc).

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I've asked two different plumbers and they said either to replace the whole thing or just kill and clean the roots out through a variety of methods.Who else has seen or had this, and what did you end up doing?

What I DO want is a non-qm loan, probably of the DSCR variety, at 80% LTV, on a 2-4 unit rental property.

As a loan originator and investor-friendly agent, I see a lot of my investors use a variety of lenders and mortgage brokers.

I'm suspecting you're right in that there is such a wide variety (putting it off till end of month, planning ahead at beginning of month, etc.)

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But you’ll find a variety of every type of investor on the site, and everyone is amazingly helpful.