You may be able to walk away calling it a material issue, but it's a pretty thin one to most people in the industry.

is to do and if your just starting out that would mind finding a mentor that can walk through the process mate if not (and im not saying this is you) people get stuck on just reading reading reading ... reading as much as they can but never actually doing anything again not saying thats going to be you ... everyone is different mate.best of luck to yah mate and hope things work out.

@Brock Hoffman, this is a common occurrence for sure, and when you are walking commercial contractors and residential contractors through the same project you’ll get vastly different numbers.  

Should I walk away?

Should I walk away?

When you walk into this home, you are greeted by the spacious livingrm and separate diningrm with a gorgeous picturesque window that gives plenty of natural light.

There is about $5,000 worth of work to be done I had a contractor walk the house and that was his estimate.

It's annoying, its disappointing, but its THEIR garage.So unless this has created something against the law for you, smile, nod, and walk on.

They walked out on a house about 3 years ago and it's been sitting vacant all that time.

During the walk through, I noticed that the washing machine and drying machine were both coin operated.