Here in Florida, these are generally satisfied with a clear "4-Point Inspection" - meaning the roof, plumbing, electrical, and HVAC are all functional and up to code.

And if you want to be mobile and rotate from place to place you probably don't want to buy a home (on a personal level) unless it's part of a house-hacking strategy.  

We are selling a commercial property in Southern California for 1 million bucks and I got a attorney in the in the rotation and a bigger pocket member realitor helping on the sell.

Easy to set up functions for accounting and easy to see which properties are getting more or less attention.  

All appliances/cabinets/bathrooms are original (1960s) but functional and look spotless.

Remember, we assumed that you could make 5% return through stocks/mutual funds, so the 401k increased your yearly return by 2.87%.Or you could view this as the 2,400 contribution provides the exact same return as a 1,768.80 after tax real estate investment that had a 7.87% Internal Rate of Return.The condensed formula is:y = ((((Pv*(1 + R)^n) / C)^(1 / n)) - 1) *100Here's what happens when you plug this function into a graphing calculator with the variables we used.The Y-axis is the yearly return and the X-axis is the number of years.

In our state (I don't know whether this is true everywhere or not), the escrow offices have limited practice officers who can perform the functions of a real estate attorney, specific to purchase and sale agreements, and its likely a lower cost than the attorney. 

Are there any plans to add the Bigger Pockets Calculators to the App?

But the real motive was making his real estate functional for cannabis growers to move into as soon as it was legalized.

As such, the Buyer's attorney could perform the same function.