that's a huge red flag as well.just pop on to lendinghome's website they have really good pricingso does lima one.. those are national for real lenders you can compare if someone is cheaper then them then I questions it right off the bat.the only way you can have cheap rates and stay in business is if your like these guys VERY large and make it up in volume.. just be careful don't give out your SS and don't give them any money until you are certain you think they are real.. and they could be.. you have not given any details to help anyone really let you know if they are real or not..

I multiplied the room sizes by the number of rooms and I am coming up with a figure of close to 4250 square foot NOT counting bathrooms, hallways, and any other issues that may pop up. 

You'll just have to be patient when looking as there aren't a lot that pop up and they go fast!

appraisal  verify rental rates ... check crime and school maps etc. also keep in mind these assets trade at very stable price points.. so don't get sucked into you have to buy today or it wont be there .. that could be true and you may have to wait a week or two for a new one to pop up.. but don't get sucked into what I have seen others post about Morris invest.. they show a property you call back an hour later they say sorry someone bought it... causing the buyer to irrationally jump at the next one.. classic take away sales tactics employed by that vendor. ( from what others have written about on BP)

@Swati V Patel in order to link the individual's name that you are talking to just begin to type out the individuals name and it will pop up.

Just popping my head to say 'hi' to all the wonderful and talented folks here making the BP community richer and stronger (both materially and mentally)!

This is found by clicking the Network link above and then Events from there click on what state you want and see what pops up. 

As for missing expenses....management software, management (regardless of if you are self managing), office supplies are a few that pop into mind.

You want yours to be one that pops up toward the top when people search your area.

Their brokerage might not allow or have E & O Insurance for completing BPO's.Many appraisers also do BPO's but likely these days with so many regular home sales paying 400 to 500 a pop for appraisals likely do not do as many anymore.The cost offered to complete the BPO, timeline to complete (days,weeks), location (rural, suburban, urban core), Exterior or Interior BPO, whether map photos or drive by photos are required,etc.I do not think a broker/agent would want to complete a BPO for an unknown person as there is no surety of getting paid for the time invested.