@Joe Black Otherwise, this does seem odd. 

another maybe odd thing i worry about is it's a bit in the country, with 4 doors right next to each other i worry the tenants could fight, drama, drug deals, noise complaints, i have no idea but it just seems a bit strange. the layout just seems very conducive to drama, 4 door out front literally spaced ten ft apart with nothing else directly around and one big parking lot out front.another concern i have is, i understand there are laws limiting how many people can be in apt. these being 1 bed 1 bath, thats room for what 1 couple, and one child at most?

Oddly enough, he never lacked for work. 

.: if only more people wanted to live in Monessen.https://therealdeal.com/new-york/2021/09/18/pennsylvania-tow...I cannot imagine a scenario short of a fallout pocket in a global thermonuclear war or an oddly coincidental infection-free zone in a zombie apocalypse that would make more people want to live in Monessen.OK, maybe if all the dealers down there all decide to give the meth away for free.

While I have not encountered this, and know there are very odd requirements placed on property owners looking to develop land, this feels a little off given there are other property owners on the road and life-safety access tends to be the top most requirement in all roadways.

This is extremely common in the Detroit market, but it seemed very odd to me initially also.You simply put an inspection period in your offer so you can walk it and decide if it's for you or not.In terms of rent rolls, etc. you may not be getting a response on this for the same reason.

I use technicals to identify buy and sell signals, but at the end of the day, you want to put the odds in your favor.

To keep it short, there are homes that are right across from the units that looked a bit odd.

I spoke with a couple of attorneys who supposedly were familiar with off-shore purchases, but turns out they were both (what are the odds?) 

Oddly, the day I moved into my own house 3 years ago I said to myself, 'someday I'll own that house".