Your an expert pinned against a lamen and disclosure will not save you should judge or RE board find injury to the plaintiff.So, what you proposed in your OP is to deflect your expertise onto the listing agent encouraging him/her to assist you in decreasing the sale price just enough so you can mark it up and resell to a legitmate buyer.

@Mark S.

Mark

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We have rent control in Ontario, so there is no way of getting back to market if you bargain your way downwards.Thanks to @Elizabeth Colegrove  @Mark Brogan and @JJ Pawlowski for the advice, much appreciated.

Originally posted by Chris Jerome: @Thomas & Mark A sorry tale for sure.

If your tenant uses the wrong product on an appliance you will be left with stain marks and smears.I had a house that I bought with stainless.

Low spots are found with a level and marked out.

The finish on the hardwood floors was eaten away in the kitchen area and black heel marks were left and polished over.

They were marking up a deal that someone else had under contract and not being transparent.