You will usually have a clause in your contract stating that price might increase due to some circumstances.

@Matt Groth good points and I feel given the right Property, circumstances, and remand it could be.

Like this for example (barely meets the 300SqFt threshold): https://www.wayfair.com/storag...Or something in the 5K-10K range that's similar.My specific circumstances: Portland, Oregon.

Any underwriting tool will have assumptions built into the math which can cause incorrect results under certain circumstances.

Sounds like you already closed, so the house is yours.It's awful when people force us to step up and play hardball, but not everyone is nice, unfortunately, so you have to protect your own interest in these circumstances.

That's not a wise move 90% of the time, although there are rare circumstances in which it does make sense to take advantage of a planning opportunity.There are a lot of unknowns as you proffered minimal facts, but that's a bird's eye analysis.

This way if you end up purchasing more under the same circumstances you would be ready to roll.

He also mentions that under special circumstances you can get a pro-rated exclusion, but first want to see about the whole exclusion.Any accountants have a take on this?

Hello, so currently, I own one single-family home that's completely paid off; I would say it's worth 150-160k market value. I also own a duplex that I purchased for 144,000, and I put 29k down on the home. I owe the b...

@Besim OsmaniThe type of financing that will fit your circumstances best depends on the type of property and what your goals are with the property.