There are a million calls from unqualified tire kickers that will try to waste time, schedule appointments and not show, ask for applications and never return them, etc. . .It will depend on the area and the market and the price and value compared to the market of course -- that's my experience in 'A' and 'B' neighborhoods.My last unit, I tried to push the market and got no qualified applicants -- 10 days later dropped the price by 4% ($50), and got 3 qualified applicants in the next week.

I've read through the contract particulars more tightly since my post - and found another area that addresses it immediately: "In the event Buyer and/or Seller choose not to purchase a HWPP prior to recording, this paragraph shall serve as acknowledgement Buyer and/or Seller wish to waive their right to purchase the plan."

Outdoor cultivation on the property requires prior written consent.

You can also pull the "Tax mailing address" and compare the ones that are not = to "Property Address".Hope this helps 

Prior to that I was buying and renting duplexes.

Sold prior to completion.

If I were to combine them and have one address I'd be able to value them based off the cap rate instead of comparable properties.

It just seems hard to use revenue in anything as sale prices are drastic compared to profit.

Sounds as though you already have prior experience in different areas of real estate, very interested to hear how you will channel your knowledge base from those areas into investing.Feel free to PM me if you'd like to chat about Birmingham!

Recently upgraded to a v6 Chevy that gets great mileage compared to most trucks and can still do everything I need.