They are supposed to have a firewall around them and are supposed to base their value conclusion on their own experience and opinion.

Does your lease require that your tenant is supposed to fix things or does your lease require that your tenant is supposed to notify you if something is broken.  

I suppose listing them out would be easiest:1.)  

Apparently I was supposed to have been told this before submitting my offer so the bank thinks I made my offer knowing this information.My buyers agent told me to get a licensed GC to give an estimate for repairs on the house which she will give to the bank to ask for a price reduction.

Sometimes, when we really want to do something we just don't want to believe that we are not suppose to do it like we want to.

Well the multiple offer round was supposed to be over this morning but the listing agent is no where to be found....

Supposedly the operation grosses $500k/month.

I suppose it's one thing not to know any better at first, but didn't any of the flooring start to show damage that would've tipped the tenant off?

I've seen some back and forth about whether you should call or only send letters to get initial contact with heirs/estate holders (out of privacy or respect I suppose?).

They were suppose to waive a fee on the first month but didn't.