Religious artifacts have been removed and the former owner institution allows it to be re-purposed obviously.I know some people transform fire stations or libraries or churches into their own home but they are usually driven by passion more than financial wisdom (no offense).

I've done some research on them and the BBB has them rated as an A. I

The value for a 3 unit home is heavily comp driven.

Ongoing expenses are higher (easily 50%) due to only having 1 tenant per building, vacancies are more expensive again due to having only 1 tenant (100% loss) per property and the market price for SFHs is driven primarily by home buyers not investors (although even duplexes can fall into this trap).Bottom line is that finding a duplex with high cash flow is a far better investment than a SFH unless your primary goal is speculating on appreciation which right now is very high risky.

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Nothing more.The listed price of a property is also of little value as it is driven in many cases by the needs of a seller or their realtor as opposed to actual market values.

Company A is a father and son team and they charge you $1,000 and will take 7 days to complete.

In fact, North Carolina was ranked as the best option for those who have jobs in finance and healthcare workers would be better off with the housing markets in Arizona and Indiana.Key Takeaways: Workers can pay less of their salary on housing in SeattleHousing shortages/high demand have driven up prices in San FranciscoWorkers on the West Coast are concerned about the amount of their salary to pay on housing"After taxes and rental housing costs, tech workers in Seattle have around $5,500 leftover each month –whereas those in San Francisco are left with $4,000."

Are they aimless or driven?

Then it becomes a "I paid"  "I wasn't paid" battle.Does anyone have any suggestions on how to protect yourself from this type of situation?