I'm also pretty sure some of our tenants think we might be backed up with Russian mafiya muscle.

@Ralph Ace  When I was practicing in Mass and Maine, the guidance was that the report was the property of the person who paid for it - normally the buyer.Other parties could ask for it, but it would be standard practice to ask them to pay for it.That said, the seller would be required to disclose any defects that were uncovered in the inspection.

Saying no is like building a muscle.

I became visually impaired and unable to care for myself due to a stroke and I had to learn how to use all my muscles again.

I've purchased 12 properties in a community of 9,500 and every one of them was not on the market for sale and I didn't do any mass-market campaigns or sit on the phone all day.

I don't think it will ever be adopted on a mass scale for people in your situation with an established life (Spouse, Kids, Family obligations, etc.).

The Mass LLC , through the exchange owns the property(myself40%/wife40%/son20%) and we had registered with state of Florida as a Foreign LLC back when the property was bought.

Just because you have a bible thumping youtube page does not translate into a mass following on a youtube page on glamping.

Not to mention the civil unrest causes another bout of mass rioting in the streets of major cities that your investment happens to be in and then that area never recovers. 

Columbus, OH has the appreciation and mass cash flow, whereas Toledo, OH has the big city, small town feel with cash flow opportunities.