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. 

Garbage and water/ sewer also seem high but I don't know the utilities in your area. 

Ocean City is ripe for utilizing a local management company like Shoreline Properties (I have no relationship with them other than renting from them) that have all of the services in place.

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. 

A few of us are interested in buying land in New Orleans/Kenner, prefer utilities in order to install double wide manufactured homes.

For business lines that do require one, it doesn't show up on your personal credit reports (unless you default) which is a huge benefit due to utilization. 

Some have separately metered utilities, while others have allocated utilities. 

I plan to use the profits and the knowledge of my local market from the process and utilize them to start flipping houses and invest in more rental properties. 

Stair treads are either removed or covered most commonly.