Also I was wondering if any of you had some advice or start up strategies to avoid or investigate.

The information you know now will have to be told to the new buyers, or if they do the inspection find out and investigate that you knew about it..

To find the right deals, you'll need a map, which in this case is knowledge and research.You'll explore different neighborhoods, investigate property listings, and analyze market trends.

It means doing your homework before making any financial decisions.Just like a detective gathers clues to solve a case, you gather information to make informed choices about where to invest your money.When you conduct due diligence, you research and investigate everything about an investment opportunity.You look at the pros and cons, the risks and rewards.

We pick some to investigate further. 

I was just afraid a guy that hadn’t investigated NNN’s was going to get sucked in by the promise of 10%. 

We are investigating whether there is a larger issue like a leak, but assuming there isn’t.

Just investigate the ways to get in and try to buy something that's under a 5 minute walk to a bus stop or other transit hub, without having to transfer to another bus or boat.  

Through my investigation of investors and borrowers, I have found that Peer Street would not communicate with either side or try to force foreclosure or, worse, put borrowers in bankruptcy.Investors must prepare for the 341 meeting of creditors and force the United States Trustees' office to do their job.

You want to make sure there are no environmental issues if it was used for purposes like a mechanic's shop or dry cleaners, etc.And rely on your real estate agent to connect you with the right people to help do this investigative work.