In the same vein, Your Company LLC cannot sell real estate and have My Company LLC buy the replacement property in a 1031 exchange.

You seem to be thinking about this in the "direct marketing" type vein, where you're sitting with a seller trying to come to an agreement.

Rehab, holding costs, and ARV.In a similar vein, you can walk the house with a couple agents and other investors in your network.

Sure, there are days when it takes a few Red Bulls and caffeine pills to pump you up and reinvigorate the acid in your veins.. but the end result is worth it every time. 

Assuming it was tempered glass, it should have spider like cracks everywhere and broken into hundreds of tiny pieces.

Many of those properties would be listed on MLS; just select multi-family properties on your search.Another idea in a similar vein is to look for single family homes that have either a mother-in-law suite or a garage apartment or carriage house.

The price would kind of continue in this vein until the house sold.

It is hope in vein, trust me, go look at any new mortgage file, over half of it is disclosures.

http://abcnews.go.com/Weird/wireStory/spiders-forc...Opportunity knocking? 

However, most investors buying a house aren't going to go through the attic, climb on the roof, crawl around with the snakes and spiders under the house, etc. to find out exactly what they are buying.