I self manage and I hold myself accountable to each property's success. 

(Many syndicators are selling at a loss right now because they did not account for these things.)  

I realize that a full feasibility study will most likely be required if I move forward with an LOI and purchase contract.

Our (buyer) bank when we received account information for the wire announced that this account was fraudulent all over the country's bank system.

I'm one of the case studies in the BP book, The House Hacking Strategy. 

Thus everyone moving their money to high yield savings accounts and CDs right now.  

Well, the reasons given generally fall into two categories - either tax benefits through an “installment” sale or obtaining an interest rate on their capital greater than what banks are paying.In my 45+ years doing real estate deals, I’ve found maybe once that the tax argument was considered by a seller; further the “greater than bank rate” argument is completely irrelevant because - the proceeds of a property sale were never going into a bank account, at least not most of the proceeds.

They are providing the money for the down payment and have in fact already transferred $100K to an account in my husband's name. 

It's also important to account for factors like maintenance, vacancies, and unexpected costs to ensure your investment remains cash flow positive.