I bet my inspector if he was inspecting the home I live in (which is pretty nice) would have a much longer list of findings.  

I wish to bet you the study they conducted featured upgraded windows, doors, and insulation. 

I am willing to bet that CAP rates aren't the same.And again, this is only for commercial properties.

They would be the best bet in guiding you. 

Folks tell you to not bet on it, I would tell those same folks to not bet on **** properties having regularly paying tenants and/or trusting government systems(sec 8). 

I bet you can’t find a savings account like that!

I didn't ask them about MLS deals, but I'd bet 95% or more of them get done.Ask your main title company how many of their MLS deals close vs how many of their wholesale/off market deals. 

Ironic considering they were pitching me to have skin in the game by paying their fee.You won't hear a ton of bad reviews on these guys, mostly because they hold you to confidentiality once you sign on and most people are probably too embarrassed to say they got hoodwinked.

(High interest rates are temporary) we may not see 3% mortgages again, but I bet we see under 5% on primary residences more often than not over the next 15 years.The mega corporations have consolidated power in the near term.

I really see Columbus Ohio as an extremely safe bet for the next 10-20 years.