Do the prices get driven up to retail prices?

They created this brokerage specifically for investors as opposed to the typical retail real estate brokerage.

I looked at hundreds of properties with a lot of driving and analyzing, but they were all "at retail" on the MLS.

The City is putting a lot of money into improving the downtown core area with light rail and encouraging retail investment.

HHRG is a group of investors who have decided to dive in to the real estate industry head first.

I personally do not deal with marijuana industry in my brokering or my properties. 

When selling to retail buyers it is important to know the customary division of costs.

One is in the hospitality industry, the other is in the real estate industry, which do you want to be in? 

Hire a certified industrial hygienist to perform an air quality test (recommend this over a test kit you can buy at a store since those typically do not hold up in court.

But, from my reading, the OP is asking about indemnification of the seller during due diligence, when the only people who should be in the house should be those who are insured against the types of things that would typically be present in a distressed house.Assuming the OP doesn't bring in anyone who isn't an industry professional, covered by WC and familiar with the risks of distressed property, is there still any significant risk of liability?