If you are making a true as-is offer, your inspections are for informational purposes or to uncover major things that could not have been foresee.

Going through the same thing and the water heater for the 4 unit I'm about to purchase needs to be replaced at a cost of $1000 plus and before I even had the inspection done the bank said don't expect to have the price drop a penny no matter what the inspection uncovers.

The pest inspector said that she must have not reported the mouse problem for awhile and left the dog food uncovered.

It seems like there are a lot of issues that could have been uncovered in a good inspection and a careful review of current financials.

So I've been looking at different rehab models within my area and I think I've uncovered a niche that at first glance seems to have a lot of potential.

I have left a toilet drain uncovered for days and had no problems - even with odor.Toilet flanges are so cheap, I'm surprised Bienes didn't just replace it.

In any event, your immediate opportunity is to uncover and discover the real reason cause my nose says you've been given a "go-away" excuse.

Great job in uncovering the opportunity, but it sounds like more negotiation is needed with the seller.

Aside from the potential needed repairs in addition to the purchase, I'd say your deal looks good enough to pursue.One last item of concern, if it has been on the market for over a month and a half and no other investor has locked it up, then maybe something bad is hiding here that you must uncover.

The owners just wants to sell as they are tired of home inspections uncovering every little thing...