The whole situation is just eating away at me, I think the realtor/neighbor is a scumbag,(sorry, its just my personal opinion, and I'm usually spot on when reading people) and he is counseling the sellers to not want the house to sell for cheaper because it will make the value of other houses in the neighborhood, (its a real snooty neighborhood) which includes HIS HOUSE, go down.  

Thanks @Spencer Brennon and yes Potts Point and the Glenmore are awesome spots!

We had one instance where the inspector took off half a month of rent because there was a spot of missing paint on the ceiling (which was there when the tenant moved in and the spot was the size of a quarter).

You do the DD, evaluation, run the indicative offer buy your mentor first (looking for blind spots).Like everything else in the REI world.

You are the right spot to learn RE business and to network with a lot of different kind of people.

It simply teaches you how important it is to know and find your "sweet spot" of investing.

http://www.bizjournals.com/tampabay/news/2015/10/2...Anyone looking towards the usf area as a hot spot?

“Evan Trachten at LCI—who has a knack for spotting clues to real-estate mysteries (like this one)—figured out why BOA was moving so slowly.

Robert is spot on.  

We, at HomeUnion, are working on providing all the market/neighborhood information in one spot to save investors some time.