In fact  I bet that it doesnt happen for at least the first 5 years you are in the business.But if it does, just refer your buyer to a colleague and collect a referral fee.

I bet there are tons of properties right in your neighborhood.

I bet if you step to the bat and take some swings, after two or three attempts you can really get some good experience under your belt and really start to crush it.

And you can bet that if that changes, ABB will start blocking the links.ABB blocks ANYTHING reminiscent of Facebook.

Best bet would be to spend a few hundred bucks to have a structrual engineer have a look and tell you want to do.

I bet it was a great, albeit painful at times, learning experience.

Oh please, I bet next you're going to lecture us on how he needs to "take control of his personal finances before investing"I think it's obvious what this guy needs next - a hard money loan. 

Now to PROVE that a seller knowingly knew a material fact and did not disclose it or hid something is a very high bar to reach in court.In the purchase and sale there is generally a section that absolves the brokers of any liability and that it is upon the buyer to investigate things and use the proper experts accordingly.Your best bet at this point might be to pay  a few hundred to a commercial litigation attorney  not to do litigation, as that is extremely expensive, but have them review your case.

Reaching out to a qualified broker is your best bet both in terms of providing guidance and shopping your quote for the best rate (which may come from a different provider each year).

This is your best bet to start is to network as best you can with people actively working in your area and get their thoughts.