I just read a WSJ report citing Bankrate a banking analyst, that 3 out of 5 Americans do not have the reserves to withstand the most mundane unexpected expenditure, "The survey found that an unexpected bill would reduce spending elsewhere, while 16% would borrow from family or friends and 12% would put expenses on a credit card. 

A third party survey showed that 84% of renters find their apartments on the rental listing websites. 

Being offered together at a later time to be sold together does not matterWhat you do know is when the buyer purchased the property using an FHA loan, there was a survey and title policy along with proper access to the property and the ground below the house was conveyed barring an error which is not likely

And I say this having worked in “traditional” financial services / investment management for over 15 years :-)30% Of Millennials Would Rather Invest In Cryptocurrency“According to a recent survey conducted by Blockchain Capital, 30% of those in the 18-to-34-age range would rather invest $1,000 in Bitcoin than $1,000 in government bonds or stocks.

(disclosures, survey, inventory of the rehab that has been done) 2) I didn’t get any other documentations regarding the property aside from the purchase agreement.

According to the Bank of America's December global fund-manager survey, investors believe that the biggest tail risk to the economy is inflation staying high.

Looking at the surveyed layout this Monday. 

Found out I would need a land survey (about $5k).

5% is $9K right there for commission + title, taxes, transfer taxes, survey, etc. etc. 

I've found if you're just getting started, surveying the market and their associated CAP rates with public listings via brokers is not a bad start.