So, I came across a member of the BP community that answered to a proposition of a deal that I posted on the MP but resulted to be a total SCAM.

There are three different details that allow all this to happen, and together create a very destructive result in terms of perpetually increasing prices:#1 By law, if a borrower pays for an appraisal obtained during the process of applying for a loan, the bank is required to provide a copy of that appraisal to the borrower.

This rule does not apply to landlords who already own rentals and acquire new properties late in the year, resulting in few rental days.

Buying in a saturated market typically leads to sh*t returns in the long run, possibly to the nth degree resulting in insolvency.

Most of the investors I work with shoot for $150-$200 a door, so you make that much with a property matches up and you're getting to cut living expenses for a year.

So picking a few benchmark properties can result in small sample size bias- so then I look at aggregate numbers across the area using tools like AirDNA BUT...  

As long as it states the basics, I can handle/clarify the rest on my escrow instructions.Some search results provide for an Addendum to the contract for this term, which will also work.

Reach out to a few to ask what kind of experience they have in terms of real estate and you can find a good match. 

Try calling the health department, but that may result in everyone having to leave while the house gets treated.

Real estate was one profession that kept appearing in my search results, so I decided to learn more about it.