Are you aware of the situation in the location you want to invest?

I'm sure they've been made aware that's the case, so there's likely another factor in play for them to jump ship somewhere else.

So buyers are either actually aware or on inquiry notice of all known defects before they bid.

Their could be other factors that I am not aware of but in my opinion it doesn't make sense to pay 25k to walk into an underwater mortgage.

Be aware initial cash flow on paper may have little relationship to total profits.

This is the first state that I am aware of to do this. 

As I'm sure you are fully aware, most of the time buyers just cannot visualize the finished product.  

Some may say that it is also a disadvantage that you have to disclose that you are a RE agent and be aware and abide by stricter guidelines and fiduciary responsibility, but I see this as a benefit actually and not a burden. 

On all three once I asked for verification of who they purchased from the texts stopped.I am glad that I knew enough to see the red flags in these text, and I know most of you will as well, but wanted to put it out there so that we are all aware and if there are a few out there that don't know what to look for in such a situation to hopefully help them from being scammed.I suggest always ask specific questions that only a legit customer would know such as how did you find out about our company?

If the seller is aware that you have selected three properties, and that you have other options, they will be much less likely to play hardball with you.