With the risk of identity theft it seems another unnecessary risky info to keep on file.

Excluding fees from the advertised returns or yield calculations would seem to me a very unnecessary risk for a portal owner, and as an investor would make me very skeptical.

Pursuant to R.C. 4735.052, the Ohio Real Estate Commission may impose a civil penalty up to $1,000.00 a day for unlicensed activity.

Well, once you move into a muti unit your monthly expenses will sharply decline, then eliminate any other unnecessary expenses like car payments, credit card bills, etc.

Not saying they are all scams, just saying they are completely unnecessary.

But some states impose a transfer tax and other assessments that can complicate the situation.

And by the time from the house being under initial contract all the way to finally selling the thing.... months of time and hassle, although costs should be accounted for its still allot of unnecessary risk and time spent with a house on your mind for not much reward. instead of using a 70% rule, do a detailed estimate on the big array of holding costs associated with inquiring and holding and selling a property, that will give you an idea of what would be reasonable for a cash buyer to need as motivation to pull the trigger.

And any sociological justification for imposing travel bans is just straight up xenophobic and elitist. 

Assessments are very common and most of the time it will be for something unnecessary.

Some banks may impose their own limits, some may not.