It would be one thing if it was damaged but outside of that I really don't understand asking outside of the worst thing you can do is say no so they may as well try to get some money out of you. 

But it’s probably correct.It’s not the worst bet if you are confident in the deal, but I would keep looking for better terms.

I think the 2% "rule" or the 1% "rule" are the worst rules in existence, especially for newbies. 

Reckless and incompetent

The worst they can say is no. 2.

A couple of people I tried to help them as they seemed like they were tying to rebuild but I got burned you know the story of frog and scorpion well in real life it's true...One of the worst was a woman with 680 a PM found her and interviewed her I had nothing but problems... everyone over 700 all smooth but that's my experience.

They are the caretakers of the sale proceeds and are responsible to make sure you don't violate any rules.The worst-case scenario on a QI, that I've seen out there, is $1000.

@Sam Warrick my first buy on my own was the worst house in a FL development.

Friend and family tenants and referrals can be some of the worst, so make sure you are not overlooking any red flags.For $600, I would say it's worth paying for a degree of separation.

In other words, the worst in the labor market appears to be over, but it is still in terrible condition from the viral recession.Consumer Price Index.