I would suggest laying some walking stones and adding some lighting to make it feel more inviting and to avoid any tripping issues for tenants. 

Ask her to pay the light bill or something like that. 

I'm going to keep going as if all 3 are green lights, until such time as the deal either dies or closes. 

I'm reasonably certain that it's a violation of the MA Consumer Protection Act and I've filed an official complaint with MLS to that effect.If nothing else, it puts us Realtors in a bad light when a home is listed at a price that has zero chance of ever being accepted.

The house was originally a single family home converted to a duplex and nothing was set straight; for example, a kitchen light was controlled by a switch hidden inside a wall, the pantry was in an old fire place, and it was leaking water through the threshold of the first unit. 

Now they keep coming with petty requests,for example when a light bulb went off In the bathroom they raised a request for a bulb, is that my responsibility?

The longer you allow anything to go on unaddressed is like giving the tenant the green light to continue.More to come...

Love and light with abundant blessings.

Flooring, lights, etc... pretty great.

Even though they "feel" kind of "scammy", it could just be a communication thing, and I can't really figure out what the "scam" would even be really, as I have never played the scenario out with one of these people.I am curious if anyone else in the LA Area- or any MTR area I guess- has similar experiences with these sorts of inquiries, which have been popping up lately- and if anyone knows about them/can shed some light on their legitimacy/nonlegitimacy.Any info appreciated- my vacancy right now is killing me on this property--and it was solid for a year, now vacant like 3 months.