They don't have numbers because they don't want to disclose something to the buyer, once in a while they are just clueless, but normally it's a disclose thing.

@Tim Bryant Might want to ask a local commercial broker to take on this one since they will have more buyers and resources.

A basic list of just absentee owners will give you a pretty wide range of owners. 

., neglected to pay the individuals who " either, found the buyer, "Brokered" the deal, or both.

It is also a capital intensive process, but a condo conversion is usually the highest and best use of the property.One thing you really need to keep an eye on is to make sure the properties are renovated to the quality that will bring in conventional loan buyers or all cash buyers.

And also turn key may not always be sold to out of state local buyers may buy them also for the same reasons.

So basically it's a little gray, if it's your place. 

To me, and if I did the calculations correctly, this appears to be a real cash cow investment property that I would ultimately wholesale to a cash buyer.-6-units fully rented ( 2-1bdr/1ba, 4-2bdr/1ba)-Sale Price to end buyer = $420K-Yearly rent = $72K-Yearly expenses = $21K (includes taxes, utilities, insurance, garbage, exterior maintenance)-NOI = $51K/yr-CAP Rate (NOI/Price) = 12.14%Please let me know what you think!  

., you relinquish your claim to the buyer without warranty).

Now, I am having a bit of trouble looking for buyers.