This is a B- area of town.I will remove the water utility from the projections, I do plan to self manage for at least the first couple years but want it to still make sense if I used a property manager in the future.

I had the inspection and estimate done this weekend, and it is about $15,000 higher than I originally ball-parked on my walk-though estimate.My question is: if I offer to remove the Contingency only if the Seller agrees to a sale price of $155,000, how likely are they to accept it? 

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You're wasting their time.

No need to waste all this money on LLC's as they are not 100% bullet proof either.

@Laura Pruitt Hi Laura, Full Disclosure, I am a General Manager for a Mold Inspection, Removal and Remediation Company in St Louis, Mo.

So I "wasted" $2000 out the of $30,000 we spent on our renovation.

Try posting on craigslist to see if you can get someone who wants the paneling and is willing to remove it free.

I'm hoping the answer to this question isn't to go through the list and mls and remove all listed properties.Is this something I shouldn't worry about since it's unavoidable or should I put something in my mailer that states something like "if you are already listed with an agent, please disregard"?

Great question - because of the nature of his business equipment, I'd rather not have the equipment and in the unfortunate event he defaults, it makes the most sense for another to remove it.