How much research should agent do for each offer, run CMA, contact listing agent to get latest info, run property profile, none? 

I'm still trying to really figure out why the people who just accepted our latest offer just did.

And add in that "affordable: housing is the latest buzz word.I'm just hoping that they realize they need to keep landlords alive to collect taxes and water bills.Or to paraphrase Khrushchev: "If you're skinning someone alive, leave enough skin on so you can come back later and harvest some more."

The latest wall I've discovered is the SMA permit process.

There are also other ever-changing rules for AIRBNB/short-term rentals in Hawaii, The last I know is that there is no plans for new homeowners to be able to get a new permit to legally do ARBNB/STR with their property, and that a STR cannot be less than 30/90 days-(not sure what was the actual latest on this).

Here's his latest.

Latest one, I used a refi and DSCR mortgage to buy a 5 bed/5 bath with pool and a block from the ocean. 

🏠📈 Real Estate Update 📉🏠Here's the latest real estate market report from October 2023 (single family homes) 📊:🏡 Mortgage Rates:30-year conventional rate today is 7.38%30-year VA rate today is 6.70% Median Sales Price:August: $445,727September: $460,000October: $450,000📈 New Listings:August: 1,749September: 1,638October: 1,561📅 Median Days on Market Until Sale:August: 13September: 14October: 14📦 Months Supply of Inventory:August: 2.3September: 2.4October: 2.2🤔 What does "Months Supply of Inventory" mean?

Then the latest property I bought got me to rethink my entire MO.

Ah - there's something I wasn't clear on: So the Property goes to then the Tax Deed sale if foreclosure isn't acted on within 2 years (NJ) by someone with the 1st Lien in line (latest Lien)?