The fence hasn't been up for long and the seller failed to get a survey done before it, now I have to deal with it if the property owner next door wants it removed or when they go to sell a few years down the line and the buyer wants it done.

The materials really should not vary as you are effectively buying the same things for all the bids.

As the higher rates have taken effect, some borrowers have found themselves unable to afford the new monthly payments.

I guess it has the effect of making them useless, but they look even worse!

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This sounds like a job for an emergency sewage/mold removal specialist try floodsquad,com this problem wont get any better pouring chemicals to kill the smell will only make it harder to fix later.

I did tile, grout, refinished and installed cabinets, installed fixtures, GFI outlets, drywall, paint replaced rotted wood, and removed old caulking and put new caulking.

This is called a Contract for Option to Purchase, similar in effect to a Contract for Deed.

That question has now been answered in very bold headlines and already the "smart minds" have removed themselves from the blame-game.

Hence you are effectively betting the farm.