A "case" was built around the tub, and when my contractor popped open the access panel it smelled awful.

The impact fees for this space never popped up in my due diligence, and I don't even have a problem with paying them, but the cost seems outrageous for the square footage. 

If you are driving for dollars you can take a pic of a house and the address pops right up.

Anyone that uses the fact that you can walk away with no consequence to you as the investor is not only a moron, but a con artist!

and what a deal is not... every investor has their personal critiera and as an agent you have to weed through those that are totally unrealistic in todays market.. get rid of time suck clients and focus on those that are realistic and Make sure they have the ability to transact.. lots of BS artist out there..

So the house popped on the market for 180k. 

The problem I've seen in my area is multi-families are not very common and the ones that do pop up are not in areas I would consider living.

Hey @Tim Vallee, saw this pop up in my alerts and that my name was mentioned. 

I have found that when a place has been neglected all kinds of maintenance issues pop up that you would not expect.  

My question specifically is did you find in the last cycle that when the condo market had a glut, developers tried to rent out their units on the cheap and if so did that affect the mom and pop multi family units that are always on the market.