That is when people usually choose to double close and not assign -- because they don't want to reveal the amount of profit to their exit buyer.

Both of those are predicated on corporate or personal disposable income.Prediction: now that listing agents are setting seller expectations lower, buyers should/will be able to negotiate for more based on inspection results once in escrow in cases wherein the inspection reveals issues that the seller did not previously disclose. 

But a google map search for "structural engineer near Raytown MO" reveals tons, including Foundation Engineering Specialists, LLC right in Raytown. 

@Michael Ealy.Excuses like I have to pay a fee to get these metrics reveals not only that you are unwillingly to invest in yourself, but also that you need to get on BP calculator and analyze a few more deals (50-100+) to gain proficiency.We had a saying on the trading floor at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, "how do you make a million dollars in the pits, you start out with 10 million."

They've got a "revealed" chapter at the end that confirms this and tells more of his story.  

And once they figure out what state it is in--that state may or may not reveal who owns the property.

A good advisor (tax, legal, financial, etc.) will help you avoid hazards or reveal opportunities which pay for their services many times over. 

Protected class,  etc... are not given a pass when their past rental history reveals them as a risk to the new landlord because they didn't pay, destroyed property, evictions, unregistered persons living with them, arrest for criminal activity at their previous residence.

If they were to list it and try to get top value for it they have to reveal their price unless they are trying to auction, so if they don't reveal it then it's probably because they want a really high dollar amount or don't take you seriously/not really interested.

The scope revealed that our sewer pipe had collapsed in several places between our building and the public sewer pipe under the alley.