In fact if I did that, my brokerage would still expect their cut and would bill me for it.Also I would not ever complain to another agents broker unless two specific things happened....they would have to blatantly brake the law, and cause one of my clients to get screwed.  

First thats how we make a living , we arent hired our hourly labor , Second , When you supply the lights and cabinets , etc , and they get damaged , thats on the customer .

I'm in a perfect position to sale (tenant damaged house, insurance claim, ... the whole nine yard, and insurance pay for me to remodel the house - long story, let's get coffee or lunch sometime, my treat, and I can share with you the whole experience).

The attractiveness of yield is causing some blindness.  

This year roof issues, skylight, a tree falling over and water issue caused to to spend another $17k.

Next time you can try to sell the LLC and its interest in the property after you close on it and then at least there is only 1 transfer of title rather then you buy, then you sell causing 2 transfers of title and technically the need for 2 smoke certs and 2 temp CO as you are now selling the property to a new buyer who has to sign off on the temp CO that they will complete the required repairs.  

It was determined that, historically, when the stock market gets shaky many investors take their funds out put them into more tangible assets like real estate causing less supply in the housing market, causing a bubble.

I realize when the bank crash happened it caused a lot of issues but wow not even an offer to go through.

One thing to remember is with condos one of the biggest liabilities is damage to your unit that spreads to other units (ie water leak).

Not necessarily, if you are questioning the extent of the damage, a simple home inspection should reveal that.