If I was the seller I would look to who I entered into contract with....not the other "buyer".How do YOU plan on following through with YOUR PROMISE TO THE SELLER?

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All items are to be addressed prior to closing with follow up city inspection.The property needs about $60k in repairs or replacements of items such as driveway, windows, heating units, side walk etc based on inspections and estimates.

This is a follow up to an earlier question I asked. 

@Alex Mayberry I second @Kevin Hoag comments and would add the following comments.Water damage should not have a limit listed.If you want sewer back up, consider raising the ded to $500 or $1000You could delete Medical Payments. 

If you don't follow the letter of the law (actually in the case of Security Deposits, it is the FONT of the law!)

@Hament Raju MahajanHere is the ADU code for city of San Jose, where it requires the owner to certify as follows:"Application - Owner Certification.

Hello,I'm new to RE investing and I would like some advise on the following.

The one thing that is key for brokers is follow up.

I have a couple of investors that are interested in following what I did and invest in the Denver area.