Playing the long game with financial partnerships will serve you well!

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Superficially, there is a supply and demand issue that isn't going to be "fixed" anytime soon; especially with local politics being the way they are, and the rising costs of labor and materials.

But once you are under contract and as part of the attorney review and due diligence you can ask for and demand all of that information.

Like @Brian Moore, I'd be glad to know how things played out. 

I would just send a demand letter outlining the reason that you a claiming xx due to current leases not provided, and agreement that they be provided prior to close (hopefully that is the case).

He is extremely knowledgeable but also in high demand.

Hey there, this deal doesnt make much financial sense to me, im not an appreciation type of guy and i dont know the exact play here, but a cashflow of 183.16 for an initial investment of 27.5k money down means you would need 12.5 years to recoup your initial investment, the market there is heavily saturated and wont provide you much cash flow, if you are already factoring in property management, then you might want to look further away for better cash flow, im in the process of purchasing a 4plex that will cash flow me 1,500 mnthly after all expenses and accounting for vacancy on a 175k loan

So, I knew immediately after walking through that I wanted the house but I had to play it cool. 

It seems like most good deals now you have to have a lot of cash to play with.