Quincy/Braintree area looks good to me but I was suspicious that there are no people who invest there.

I'd be suspicious of anything above 1% in new construction simply because of the cost of construction these days . . . it may be possible but I'd lean into the underlying reasons why rent is so high if new construction homes can be purchased at that RV ratio.

Yes that is one of the investments that is definitely suspicious that I invested in.

Though it's not a definite show-stopper for a property to be tossed around like a hot potato and have a bunch of transfers like this, it usually causes me to raise an eyebrow and be at least somewhat suspicious.

My husband is concerned that people, when receiving letters from us (say, for example, preforeclosure letters) that they would be suspicious and google the address, and that they won't take us as seriously if they can't find it/see a UPS store instead of an actual office building.

I went to the county clerk and ask questions, who filed this paper, "don't know it was E-filed" Are you suspicious about this?

Since I don’t want the stress of doing comps on the spot (apart from being sweaty from knocking doors all day), how can I convince them to make an appointment without looking suspicious?

While you may ultimately be wrong and be forced to apologize, you really lose very little or if your tenant, especially one in this situation, actually does think you as her landlord are crazy-suspicious and should be medicated for paranoia.This technique is very much how mid-level drug dealers keep their street-level people honest in the absence of trust in their basic business relationship, and it works WONDERFULLY with trashy people skating on the edge of legality.

It seemed suspicious since the time he told me He would go check out a property the next day and I wonder how is that possible.

I believe the lot was merged together with the lot next door.That sounds very suspicious and problematic.