You'll be surprised to see how many are willing to have a conversation with you and teach you a thing or two. 

I am not optimistic about such a play but noticed a few in surprising places.

I purchased 2 multi familys and a sfr in lower income areas of Indianapolis and I have found some difficulty getting them rented when tenants have moved out as well as unexpected turnover costs which I have heard about from other investors but I think it only really hits you when you experience for yourself.

If you have something that is important to how you run your business then you want to have it in there and not surprise the seller later down the process.

Then this shouldn't be a surprise....if you were using the county site for sf calculations, surely you would have noticed the floor plan discrepancy during rehab, if not before you actually bought it.

But I wouldn't be surprised if a big bank just shut you down without really looking into it.

I decided to close in escrow on Friday and just wait on title to finalize but low and behold to my surprise I had title insurance in my email this morning.

Once I had an unexpected vacancy in October and it took me 2 months to fill.

You'll be surprised I caught a few imposters at this point, including one guy who gave me an application with one name on it, and brazenly gave me his drivers license with another name.

I would not be surprised if sophisticated HFT models do exactly that.