With the cost of homes skyrocketing, construction costs following, here in the  NW, it is common to see RV parks lined up full time with persons not able to spend the 350,00-500,000 to get a decent house. 

However, on the other hand you should use some common sense. 

I suggested nixing the inspection contingency since I already know it needs foundation work, roof work, new windows, new wiring, basically "new everything"...I already know there's asbestos tape on the HVAC, radon is common in the area, etc. 

Yesterday I notices a wow effect during a seminar when one agent revealed they're starting such events.

Then SF started noticing and cancelling one of the policies if we had it more than 60 days or so.

I would also make sure that rents are at market rate it is very common in my area for landlords to fall behind on that.

Our lease says:'Landlord shall give Tenant reasonable notice of such showings.

I no longer live in the B/CS area, but I still receive all the updates and notices from BRIC. 

I've been looking on the big common sites like Century 21 and Zillow, but I'm only finding individual units in Townhouses and such. 

The only reference I have is for my duplex and triplex properties in CO; sewage, water, garbage and share common area fees paid by me (about $200/mth; tenant pays gas and electric.