In reality, yes, it may be a little cheaper, though the cost is likely nominal, and probably not worth your time to be quite honest going back and forth. 

They can sink you because you don't make money until you sell.

In reality, the termite damage we've experienced has always been contained to a portion (or two) of the house, was easily repaired with new framing, and wasn't a headache because we were already demolishing to the studs.In your shoes, I'd prefer to handle the remediation instead of the seller doing that work.

So it’s falling on me to sink or swim

In contains other people’s negative perceptions vs my realities, commonly asked questions, and my favorite tips.  

Everyone is terrified of it, but in reality, it’s only a problem is not installed/maintained correctly.

If it has the iron/metal drain pipes under sink then they tend to corrode with rust and then collapse when you get water turned on, which means you now have to replace all of that with PVC. 

Thanks, that sounds like reality.

Let that sink in for a moment.

Think about that, let it sink in.But of late, zillow "lead" quality has hit the bottom of the toilet.