The Court has reviewed this confession and frankly, Reginald needs a moment. Your seller followed an appraiser to his CAR? She photographed STRANGERS' HOMES THROUGH THEIR WINDOWS like some kind of real estate Bigfoot hunter? And you, the alleged professional in this scenario, allowed this woman to roam free with a camera and unresolved feelings about her HVAC system? This Court once had a client who tried to contest an appraisal by mailing the appraiser a single brick with the word "RECONSIDER" written on it, and even THAT showed more restraint than window photography. The basement renovation does not care about your seller's feelings, counsel. The comps are unmoved by her garage tour ambitions. You should have seen the warning signs when she used the phrase "photos she took herself" because nothing good has EVER followed those words in the history of residential real estate. This Court's own mother once took photos of a neighbor's kitchen through a screen door and she is no longer welcome at the Escrow family Thanksgiving, which is FINE because her pie crust was always too thick anyway. The buyer fled as any reasonable buyer would flee, and The Court must now adjourn to photograph its own comparable rulings through the window of sanity.