I doubt that you are taking unconscionable advantage, however.If you feel you are taking advantage of people, then you really ought to take day off and examine your motives and decide, in advance, what is appropriate and acceptable for you. 

I'd be happy to examine further with loan terms and things of that nature.

Awesome Charlie....I will need to call the owners, to see if the would be interested in an offer, get some basic questions answered and so I can have permission to examine the property more thoroughly without trespassing. 

I Retook the RE exam in 2014 and have been working for a small firm since 2014. 

Often I find:"Sales disqualified as a result of examination of the deed"followed by either: "Disqualified (Doc Stamp .70 / SP less th $100 / Other Disq)"or additional info indicating a transfer of deed where "no doc stamps were paid" usually with like a hundred dollars in place of the price, otherwise often I'll see a small price back around 20 years ago for under 20k, which I'll usually use for my records as the last sales price. 

Similarly, in another experiment, health researchers found that their efforts to get young women to check for breast cancer through self-examination were significantly more successful if they stated their case in terms of what the women stood to lose in terms of health benefits as opposed to what they could gain.

I know the head regional guy who runs county operation out of office at French Valley Airport.Until you examine the documentation, you really don't know what you're dealing with.

If the seller constructed the units on your property, then I assume some sort of building plans would have to have been submitted to the appropriate authorities in the city, and in that case you should try to examine the building plans to see if the plans for connecting the sanitary waste were followed.One investor I know is considering adding video camera inspection of sewer lines to his normal routine pre-purchase inspections, so that he can identify in advance a big ticket problem for just a few hundred dollars up front.

The bank statements will show payments that are made on a recurring basis, plus you might also see spending habits.Deborah B. has the exact reasoning - you're giving them a property worth far more than anything they have ever bought before, so why shouldn't you thoroughly examine everything about them to make you comfortable with them?

You have to look past the result (appreciating home values) and examine the causes.