Each platform operates in a somewhat unique fashion .

I also ran across a tool called Mashvisor recently that appears on the surface to provide data on investment areas, but to my point, it can be overwhelming and time-consuming to test and learn all the available platforms out there. 

On the surface, you're looking at a $25k profit.

Surface, non-expanding cracks in poured concrete is no big deal, same with stair-steps on blocks so long as they're not supporting a brick facade or shifting out of place.

The woman seemed quite motivated on the surface, but really wasn't as motivated as I thought. 

You’re asking for a reply that would take the better part of a day just to scrape the surface. 

On the surface, it sounds sketchy, but as others have said if the agent has the homeowner's permission then no fuss, no foul.Sometimes people just walk away and they don't care about the money. 

Best thing to do is connect with me in some fashion.

I was wondering, if you currently own a multi unit property (let assume 5 units, 4 with the same surface one a bit smaller),  let's say bought for $500.000 and you only sell one unit for $170.000, how the capital gain would be calculated.

In the mean time i'll keep looking at other areas to possibly cut expenses even more so I can continue working on a pay down the old fashion way.