I'd think a lawyer of all people could round up 10k from a variety of sources.

(and for the first time in 15 yrs of having first rt on a variety of properties- the buyer is wishing their name to be not revealed).

I had the home in contract but eventually backed out from the deal becuase the home inspection revealed that the friable insulation has been falling on to the floor for a long time and has been tracked all over the house.

As far as I can tell, the most rudimentary investigation into most of these deals would reveal the prices were inflated.

Or if the rate is higher when we do, we have to charge accordingly.We have secured discounts through a variety of vendors (AC Bandit, security/protection companies, etc...) and will continue to assist our clients by sharing info and knowledge to help them mitigate/diminish these types of risk exposures.

It's expensive - but it's good education (for a variety of reasons) and it allows for deals you wouldn't otherwise been able to get - even if they aren't as good if you could do them with a cheaper option.But before you pull the trigger, you need to do your due dilligence.

The turning point has also been revealed by a number of interviewees on the Bigger Pockets podcast.

Either way, they can definitely impact value in a variety of ways.

You might have 2 people at $500K, 4 people at $250K, and five at $100K or some variety thereof.  

Air pressure tests are useless and will only reveal the first break or maybe 2nd.