Very easy : Go to the courthouse and the real estate records are in the lower level (If you come in from Pryor street, it's technically below the scanner and guards) .

The opportunity cost issues are: having to pay all utilities plus a housekeeper along with some regulatory overhead from the State, along with some "gotchas" like not being able to put locks on bedroom doors or you're technically operating a boarding house which is a whole different can of worms. 

If your DTI and credit score allows for quick acquisition you could technically buy one property per month using conventional financing.

No one technIcally has to lose , if structured right everyone can walk away with what they want .

Or, will buyers ignore it as its technically unfinished?

I guess that is not technically my first flip.

That means the agent works for the buyer.If you're just a customer without an agreement, the agent "technically" works for the seller as a sub agent to the listing agent.

They like to be able to foreclose on you if things go south, and they look at the LLC as a change in ownership (which it is technically). 

But she hasn't, and technically, if I hadn't seen the limo I wouldn't even have put two and two together and figured out what happened.

Unless there is a clause that says I have to have lived in it for 1 year, then technically I have owned it for more than 1 year