Essentially, sounded like a win-win, but am I missing something here? 

If you have said you will pay all closing cost then he may think closing cost would include previous years taxes ...i could see 3 options 1) you explain typical closing cost where he agrees to pay back taxes or 2) you pay all back taxes and closing cost or 3) you both split the cost. 

To be honest though desktops typically work better for video editing if you're going to do a lot of it, bigger screens + faster. 

You are essentially paying points to get a lower rate with this lender. 

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Are repairs typically more expensive? 

An escrow-only company can help with this as oppose to an escrow/title company that deals with typical mortgage transactions.

So assuming average commission of 2.5% an agent typically starts to collect 100% of commission after selling about $3.2M. 

These cities typically have smaller populations. 

I see new apartment buildings going up everywhere, do they typically rezone C1 land?