Its close by 38th and Fall Creek. 

If there are funds remaining in escrow, you will also likely received a letter of direction to pay your legal fees from those funds.If something arises during diligence which cannot be resolved and the deal falls apart, you still may have incurred some cost from your attorney's efforts. 

Don't fall in love with a property...that's not the asset. 

Then what the resulting lawsuits were and actual awards to victims. 

In some ways I think being local feels like a safety fall back, but in reality anything that comes up locally I also have contractors that can handle emergencies. 

Their rates fall in between conventional and HMLs.  

Your realtor is right apparently they fall apart easier than a single family home.

My hat caused the falling railing to glance off of my dome versus dig in.

Don’t fall in love with your tenants too quick and try to be the nice guy.

This is because almost all states define loans on those types of properties as mortgages that fall under a lot of licensing and rules; even if they are "investor" or non-owner occupied.