That's why i put rochester on pause until im ready to expend. 

sat with the buyer, we drafted our own PA using the state approved (Indiana) form and went to closing.

If I was buying a condo this would give me pause, which for you means possible difficulty of selling the unit in the future. 

Fannie and Freddie are starting to drift back towards this, and that gives me pause about putting money into the market (Quicken Rocket Mortgage is a good reminder of pre-crisis lending). 

They are not much different than a PA used by licensed Realtors, they just have the Realtor listing/commissions stuff stripped out. 

Combine interest rate hikes, stock market losses (possible bear market on the way), possible recession on the horizon, and many other economic factors and you really get to a point that makes you want to pause to see what will happen next.

You really need to focus on your due diligence to make sure there isn't a fundamental flaw.Finally, the fact that it's spread over 3 buildings would give me pause.

We "paused" our account so we can focus on our other marketing methods (PPC/DM/Cold calling)

Having said that, I have had multiple insurers pause and give me higher rates when buying a home that was built in 1945.

Or, is that on pause for the next few years?