If you are IN active Contract to Purchase an MLS listed property with an ASSIGNABLE purchase agreement, where you have put up EMD funds and have an active open escrow and you now advertise FOR SALE  the "assignable interest you have in a purchase agreement" (not the property) with language in the AD, Marketing Flyers or CL- Craig's List Ad's  such as; "We are selling / transferring our rights in an existing purchase agreement..." 

Quality Data.

We also worked diligently on getting title all the info they needed so they could update the prelim, get the HOA name transferred to us, so Title could get the updated HOA demands on time for close.

This could be an additional data point on top of what Jonathan suggested. 

Does anyone know how to copy and paste all of your Data into one column ?

The other half are slow, incompetent or both, and we transfer those files to attorneys that can get the loans back on track.The last thing is the noteholder.

There are way to move properties into asset holding companies that will not trigger a due on sale that you may want to explore due as moving the properties into a trust.A transfer to an LLC will trigger the clause and should therefore be avoided, even though banks are hesitant to ever foreclose as long as the note is being paid.

Now, I'm not one to rush to judgments based on one single data point, that would be silly....but it does support other posts advising to think about (among many other things) whether expectations for future growth will continue at the same pace.  

Actually a lot of the info you'd get from an operating statement (gross rent, expenses, NOI, etc.) is available on many listing websites like Redfin and realtor.com, albeit not as up to date as the MLS and not always accurate but that goes for all data provided by listings.Regarding MLS access: it is protected carefully with various methods such as keystroke tracking, IP address, simultaneous login etc. and agents can get in a lot of trouble for sharing their login info, which is good because within the massive database is a lot of private info that can be dangerous in the wrong hands like lockbox and security system codes.

Then they transfer the deed to another party, for example when selling “owner finance” while the mortgage references the original owner.