Its wood frame, roof is shake/shingle and its public sewer and water.

Something happens where the owner of a property gets rubbed the wrong way, reports you to the association, and now you are being review by your associations code of ethics board with the potential to lose your license depending on how things shake out. 

I politely said ME without even really knowing the details just wanted to show I am serious and ready for a deal, It was a "single family" so it was not in my ballpark but I said lets look at it next we know hand shake/contract written up and I didnt beat him up on price because it was fair.

D-class tenants don't respect anyone who's just too busy to talk to them and weakly threaten them in writing or shake their fist at them out of the window of their Krautmobile.Based on this behavior, does Budhoo have the faintest clue about how to protect himself financially when hard times come?

I get it, there may be answers to all these questions written in the code or case law may shake the answers out as the city starts to sue people, the point is, you are inviting bureaucratic busy bodies into your lives with this type of policy which raises the cost of doing business and ultimately those costs are passed on to the law-abiding, quality renters. 

Besides the tokenomics  spects of it, I know there are companies building technologies that could def shake up the IDX/MLS data and  outdated public record data we have here in the US.

Even an influx of foreclosures may not be enough to shake the market because of how many potential buyers there are. 

Like leaking toilets, ceiling fans shaking, faucet leaking.

I come into this prejudiced that the only sensible option is to sell and either house-hack or purchase investment property elsewhere while renting locally for ourselves, but want to give a fair shake to the option of renting out our existing home, so I'm starting with an analysis of that as if we were purchasing it today with zero transaction costs and the existing loan and equity. 

These dynamics are shaking up the goal of cash flow vs appreciation and not sure how much the prices will increase (I understand the prices are relative).