What I'd be trying to do is save money on commission and brokerage fee's.Many would argue that if agents themselves are circumnavigating the industry norms what kind of message does that send to real estate consumers.Even in a FSBO situation, I myself as an agent would still be required to observe all federal laws, regulations and state laws regarding my duty as an agent.As an agent I'd still would have to do all disclosures required under federal and state law (non-discrimination, fair-housing, lead based paint disclosure, etc., etc., etc,.And I would need to observe all requirements of the contract including home inspection repairs, lender required repairs, executing documents, etc.

This opinion may include the observation that you appear to have a sense of entitlement and a basic misunderstanding of legality and morality.

We both would like a third party to analyze the spreadsheet as this is new territory for us and we would like a third party to review factors we observed when finalizing the equity in each unit.

I had looked in BizJournals & County Records & we also have Business Observer here.They have all listing that are public including foreclosures & lists the names of the buyers.Specifically, I wanted to know how is it that I can find their info because all it lists is the buyersi;e Residential Real Estate Transactions - Hyde Park Scattered Apartments II LLC to Castleton Exchange LLC, 320 N.

If you are really lucky, s/he'll let you observe what remedies they take and how they resolve each of the problems.

My observation is that many ofthose people already have business skills and focus and motivation (and sometimes money!)

@Allende Hernandez - My first and probably most important observation - if the property has already been in the MLS (and thus fully exposed to the market) at $210k and hasn't sold, then it almost certainly isn't even worth $210k (if you're correct that "the property needs no repairs at all"). 

I believe this is my first post on Biggerpockets.I have been to say the least, a silent observer/reader for the previous 2 years, attending few RE conferences and reading tons of books.

My observation is that the business goes broke and the charity never happens.You should listen to this podcast I think you will find a lot in common with the interviewee. 

(This is just my opinion and observations for myself for the future, everyone will be different and I would love to hear your opinions too!)