I didn't walk the house prior to making an offer and prior to closing.

Sometimes I get people asking for a walk-thru, and most of the time my units are full and I don't want to bother.

And, no apology is necessary, I understand there are many in the same boat as you.I totally agree with Dion, new note investors should not be thinking they will walk into a bank and buy NPNs at a steep discount, or even getting them to sell one note. 

The next neighborhood over (literally across the street) is pretty nice, but falls in a different township that has higher property tax, and then the next neighborhood (about a 4 min drive and 15 minute walk) is much lower end, and while fine class C-ish area, you can't push rents much, and the village has its own income tax, so you will pay 2% of your net to the village...But back to first comment: take 4-5 days and travel to each.  

They walked me through the exact same package.  

Wait until she moves, do a thorough walk through.

Having 4 kids moving property to property was not always a walk in the park for us.  

That’s the first thing that comes to my mind - sell it and walk away.

Agents want to sell you the house and then walk away.

This idea of FIRE in your 20s (dare I say 30s and even 40s) makes zero sense - the idea is propagated by what we see on social media (Some 26 year old walking by his G-Wagon and sipping martinis on the beach 300 days out of the year talking about his billions in RE).