The Court has reviewed this confession and frankly, Reginald needs a moment. "Seepage" versus "flooding" is not a LEGAL DISTINCTION, it is what happens when a seller watches too many HGTV renovation shows and thinks wordplay constitutes disclosure compliance. Your seller asked why you cannot control a 60-year-old man in his own yard, and The Court must ask: DID YOU TRY? Did you offer him a gift basket? A firm handshake? A pamphlet about minding one's own business? No, you did not, because you were too busy watching six offers evaporate like morning dew on a poorly graded foundation. I once had a neighbor who insisted on telling everyone my lawn had "drainage personality" and you know what I did? I moved. I MOVED, counsel. The buyer's agent demanding 80k off is frankly RESTRAINED given that your listing has now become the neighborhood's most popular cautionary tale, and The Court suspects that "seepage" will follow this property like a nickname follows a man who once cried at a open house because the breakfast nook reminded him of his mother. The gavel has spoken, Order the Roomba is circling ominously, and this Court finds you guilty of hoping geography would save you from hydrology.