In California per the California Association of Realtors contract sellers have 7 days after acceptance to deliver the buyer all reports; title, hazard disclosure, HOA documents, transfer disclosure statement, lead, Megan's list, smoke detector/water heater, etc.The buyer has 17 days after acceptance to complete all buyer investigations (yes this means physical inspections) approve all disclosures (such as megans law, lead, earthquake, title, HOA etc) during this time the buyer may request repairs or credit for repairs such as a price discount based on findings and the seller is not obligated to respond to such request.

But, I want to meet them to learn and so I am investigating myself to see how they are operating.Bottom line on this long thread!  

When I purchased, I did investigate how much actual occupancy rate they had via Airbnb. i also checked price is still moving up there.

To follow up with my original story, I'm told the state police were at the house to investigate the dead dog later that evening.

In the college town I investigated, only a couple of blocks from the campus were high density zoning, meaning more than two unrelated persons.

FREEDOM OF SPEECH: Government may prosecute librarians or keepers of any other records if they tell anyone that the government subpoenaed information related to a terror investigation.Impeding an investigation has always been a crime as far as I know.RIGHT TO LEGAL REPRESENTATION: Government may monitor federal prison jailhouse conversations between attorneys and clients, and deny lawyers to Americans accused of crimes.Illegal enemy combatants do not have the right to an attorney, nor are they protected by the Geneva Convention.FREEDOM FROM UNREASONABLE SEARCHES: Government may search and seize Americans' papers and effects without probable cause to assist terror investigation.What makes you think they are unreasonable searches?

Not sure if it would matter but I know the A/C circulating air removes moisture and humidity from the air as well...I'm no expert, but these would be good starting points and options to investigate in my opinion. 

Now I am investigating the U.S. looking for foreclosures that I can rehab, rent out and then refinance to get my capital back.

The group who would invest in this would hire the day to day managers, but a number of them would just be silent partners.It's clear I need to know more to be able to ask the right questions, when I have done further investigation I will revive this thread.

After investigation, DFI received a letter from the credit union [my company is the DPOA for the client], in which DFI sent to me, where the credit union stated that the property sold for about $15K over the payoff that the credit union wanted.