Unless you can prove that it was an intentional misrepresentation, I doubt you would get very far.

If the concrete floors are not perfect, you can always have your tile guy use a self leveling cement before you install the tile. 

But I doubt the town will let you act now on a 70-year-old variance.If you find out that the property is a legal triplex, keep that to yourself and make an aggressive offer.

If we could make it to 2024, we would break a record for longest bull market in history, so I doubt that's going to happen.If you're highly leveraged, or you'd doing fix and flips, BRRRR or syndication, it's time to start planning for what happens when the sh*t hits the fan.

It is without a doubt the easiest way to get into a market like Hawaii’s.VA loan + BAH + house hack = a pretty sure footing for the remaining time you have on station. during that time you can find a solid property manager to take care of things once you get reassigned back to CONUS.  

I doubt anything you find on MLS is going to be a "deal" given it's projections....

On the other hand, my degrees in accounting have allowed me to get a position/pay that I doubt I would have been able to attain without them.

A person whose score was still high may have moved into my property at the beginning of a separation in marriage and a score that was about to plummet.Furthermore, I've rented what I think may be termed a "C" class property to tenants who surely had super low scores but I had no problem with the tenants paying.Although I don't have any hard evidence that credit reports and background checks are helpful, I would still recommend that you pay the cost and run them if you're in any doubt. 

I doubt you could update it. 

Only a fool would place a bet without seeing their cards first.PPD doesn't matter to me, and I doubt it matters to you.