My husband and I met the assumed buyer of our house. He was actually quite nice. I was very nervous having him here, so only participated in conversations with him, briefly. Hubby said he was quite nice all of the time he spoke with him without me.

Hubby said that the mold inspector said there was nothing wrong in our basement at all. As for the attic, the mold inspector took a couple samples of something on the interior roof, but said if there is mold, it is surely a relatively "small job". This is a huge relief to Hubby and me, and I'm pretty sure that is a little bit of a relief to the assumed buyer.

The buyer did ask us a handful of questions. We tried to give nice tips on the area, and drew his attention to things we have paid to get fixed, but are still waiting on. I mentioned our perennial herb garden and beautiful perennial clematis. He asked if we would leave all of the flower boxes and shades and curtains. We will and had already planned to. I told him they "are included". We do still have a few much bigger things to use as bargaining chips, if there are some unexpected issues. We didn't mention them yet. If there are no issues that would be grounds for reducing the price, we will still offer him the bargaining chip items, probably still...and probably even for free.