You're contact info is hidden and I can't post numbers or emails on the discussion.Look forward to it!

We mark up 10% and our clients see the 10% markup, it's not a hidden fee.

However, I think you should always ask about the insurance that the company carries, units managed to property managers in office ratio, how they determine rent pricing on vacancies, how often they communicate with you, is there any hidden fees (late payment charges, court appearances, leasing), if you can cancel contract if unsatisfied, provide monthly statements, any references.

Finally this little gem from my neighbors in 1990"A yankee comes for a visit, a damn yankee comes with a u-haul"

This states that median down payment in 2016 for 30-yr fixed was closer to 16%http://www.realtytrac.com/news/mortgage-and-financ...Everything I read says that getting a mortgage right now should still be significantly more difficult than back in early 2000s and that the percentage of loans that are low/no downpayment is still low compared to anything that could be considered alarming.I still personally believe that there is hidden demand to drive up pricing even further.  

You may not be ready to tackle all the possible problems this property may have.There may be other hidden issues as well such as unsafe bootleg plumbing and electrical.

One is that, to a large extent, the fact that one-third of the nation still is ill-housed is a hidden problem.

Feel free to get as detailed as you want, I think this is where the real gems sometimes come out ('Don't even consider looking south of Stassney street','UCFU always gets the best rates', 'Check out that little pocket in South Lamar on the east side', 'Go to the tax auction early and chat people up a bit').

I look forward to learning from you all and hopefully getting to the point where I can drop some gems of wisdom myself.  

Any other gems on where to find some good purchases?