I looked up in the county records and two of them list bill receipt for escrow reporting to Chase Home Finance and one to  Quicken loan.

Net Profit Margin (20.8%) = net Profit (1.5M) / sales price (7.2M)When analyzing for Return, that is a little more involved and usually takes into account each individual players' contribution, the timeframe to get the money back and the amount of profit for that player.  

While I don't go to the so called warzones typically,  I suspect there are some players there that make big money.  

new chase freedom has $100 back on new account $500 spend first 3 month.  

I decided to chase the gain.

Don't chase the highest/maximum/ideal profit margin. 

So I see it from 3 sides, and you cant hate the player, just play the game.  

If you purchase a property for more than the assessed value, the jurisdiction will almost always chase that deed that is filed with its recording office.

On the internet, you'll even find attorneys who (obviously failed at chasing ambulances) have turned into RE gurus who also give bad investing advice.

Would certainly recommend reading the free "Ultimate Beginners Guide" to get on top of the lingo and familiarize yourself with the roles of all the different players in the  market.