I purchased a bunch of PSI exams and books, no issues obtaining an excellent grade (PSI wording, not mine). 

Liability & Headache: When you squeeze more individuals into one space, you're likely to encounter a range of issues.

The Management Company is recommending at this point, because there is a dispute, to send some kind of bill showing that this work was done and if not, it would be best to issue a refund.

those courts are going up everywhere and cities are having issues with the noise they make. 

We paid cash so no loan or refi issues.

It is the buyer who does all of the due diligence and they relay any issues/concerns or comments to the agent and attorney to act on their behalf, if you do not bring it up as an issue - then they do not know otherwise.2.

My issue is, I have very low interest rates and do not want to refinance and lost those rates.

Affordability is an issue right now, but if/when rates go down later this year, that'll put upward pressure on prices.

I have seen referral offerings from PM companies ranging from $500 to half of first month's rent to full first month's rent going to the agent for referring a client.PM isn't as common within my niche of small multifamily (2-4 unit) properties in New York but this is what I've seen.A quick google search shows that $250 is a common referral fee.Curious to see what other agents across BP are seeing...Hope this helps!

The extensive root systems will start caving once removed, which will cause issues for a while -- we had one down in a storm and we're still filling in where roots all over the yard continue decomposing, causing depressions in the yard even 5 years later.