Hi Guys,First off, very grateful to have a place to seek support when needed - ThanksHave this property under contract, got it via the MLS with a buyer's agent, who pulled what seems to be good comps-The property is very well maintained yet very dated -Purchase: 65KWorkscope: 25K-30KARV: 130k-145K RangeAgent is confident that it will sell for 130K very easy, more leaning towards 140K,Zillow Data are off and i could not see the Comps he sent over on zillow/recently sold - yet i did confirm it via the county tax websiteI am planning to finance the whole project with my own Cash -My impression of the area is that its a B Class neighborhood, there were several sales within this price range in the immediate area within the last months - Its growing but not whole blocks of the same price i am looking at - It sort of having an increase in investor interest as it seems, Individual houses are buying bought/rehabbed and sold - really hard what to say on that, for me at-least.Question is -Could anyone here assist me with confirming the data/ the area and provide his own analysis as to how that looks - Pretty new to this.I trust the agent and data that he provided, but these seconds thoughts are disturbing -4603 Morley Ln, Jacksonville 32210 - Cedar Hills.Thanks

All MLS properties will usually be viewable, but not all auction properties (not on the MLS) will be - some are sold occupied and some have do not disturb occupants marked on them.

That is the best way without disturbing the walls etc. to see what is behind them.

It just is disturbing what kind of creeps in this world there are.

It really surprises me, and disturbs me a little, to think that you could call an employer out of the blue and say "Jane Doe works for you, right?

What is disturbing is the change to the "who pays the assssments" section, without discussing it.  

You only learn what wholesaling is.Rod Yarger The agent is the only one who has access to the property because the seller doesn't want to disturb the tenant.

He said that since she is not allowed back in we wouldn't be "disturbing the peace" so it would be okay but recommended we take a village police officer with us, which we did.  

If you haven't already, I would recommend linking-up with a Realtor experienced in small multi-families (MF's) in your area and going to see the units and if the noise will disturb neighbors (possible you can find a light renovation project that won't impede on the baby's schedule)? 

@Fauzia Jomes Not specifically Hubzu, but I've brokered the buy-side for a number of "occupied, no-inspection" REOs.First, realize that MANY people don't care when it says "NO TRESPASSING, DO NOT DISTURB OCCUPANTS".