I imagine this sale has quite an intricate tale of fiction attached to it.

It's not rocket science but it does require some smarts to make it come in on tim end on budget.Buy and Hold.

Much as they try, it is far from a science. 

The NE side near the health sciences center/OU Medical is seeing a bit of an uptick in my opinion.

ALL CASH PURCHASE Purchase Price: $100,000Estimated Closing Cost: $4,000Estimated Renovations (needed to rent it out): $10,000Taxes: $2,000HOA: $200Current Rent: $1,000Expected Rent (after renovations): $1,200If I missed anything else just plug in a fake number to show me, this is fictional scenario.Thank you - Please help!

My sig. other is an engineer, and I work in science education.  

I love science. :)"Respondents who suffered a bad interaction were 50% more likely to share it on social media than those who had good experiences (45% vs. 30%) and 52% more likely to share it on an online review site such as Yelp (35% vs. 23%)."

I do understand that I am not wealthy yet so I am currently pursing a bachelors degree in computer science.

Finding such properties isn't rocket science, you can read up on the various methods on this site.Two of those properties were on the low-income side of town because that's where the numbers worked.

While it may be legal, I would think a professional could wait until they have finished with their clients, and if not, perhaps they could have put it out somewhere else...its not rocket science.