The closing was rescheduled due to a change that the buyer wanted to make regarding the loan.

GR's are not as popular as they use to be - Baltimore has changed the rules - guess what - if you don't pay the ground rent they can sue you only for 3 years back payments - it use to be that the GR hold could get your house.What's good about GR's?

Unless you are retiring in a few years just keep in mind your plans may change.

They may say that you need to make an offer first before they give that info, but you can just make a contingency in your offer that states you can change your offer depending on what you find out from the operating expense reports and estoppel agreements.Again, I haven't actually done this yet, but that's what I've read.Hope that helps.

The "As Is" provisions of a contract do Not prelude a cancelation due to inspection issues, or in the case of FL contracts, simply changing your mind during the inspection period. 

Title companies don't always move as fast as you'd like, and banks surely never will.

Has anyone seen an entrepreneur step into this space with a good data aggregator that gets down to zip code on things like job growth, median house price changes over time, population growth over time, ave rent prices over time, etc.?

The IRS may not redeem all but that doesn't change the fact that they can redeem at their will.  

Currently my wife and I are debt free including credit cards and saved up a decent chuck of change for retirement, mutual funds, stocks, and too much into CDs(lucky only one year at 3%).

, questions that changed the course of my professional outlook for good.