For a 1800sf home, originally Id say 5k is high but add in the floor surface area and the age of the home, location, etc, and 5k sounds more reasonable.

looks like a pretty good deal on the surface.  

It looks like pluming/drainage may actually be the other part of the problem.What do you think based on these pictures?

I don't have all the information in front of me but on the surface, it looks like a doable cash deal.

On the surface it seems like a great way to generate leads and find new properties, but it comes with a price.

We got 24,000 into replacing driveway concrete and diverting cause of swamp, drainage issues.

Rusty- depending on the terms, I'd be comfortable with this deal on the surface.

Common sense based on how long the virus lives on various surfaces.

The builder would have spent little to no time on actually managing the project (this is what builders like) and the cost would have been to the client of a $2500 expense plus having to live permanently without gravity drainage of the basement plumbing, and future maintenance liability.

Many on the surface don't really seem qualified I was looking for someone who's working in sales or sales experience but their resumes don't reflect it.