Although it has its headaches, remote management forces you to build scalable processes that can be repeated. 

The basic questions that need to be answered during due-diligence that can have a significant impact on your project are:1.

This has an impact on note investors as if you have defaulted loans where a borrower vacates the property in PA the foreclosure process can still take a year and this potentially will of course increase your costs. https://safeguardproperties.co...

If they are all on a single policy, likely they would all have some impact.  

That will have an impact on pricing.

I understand I'm held to a higher standard as an agent to disclose, but I am only becoming an agent in the first place because I was forced to legally.

Make sure you do some research on impact fees in your area (a fee to get permission to connect to the water/sewer).

It seems that depending on the type of property and whether it is being rented or not will impact the amount that you can put down. 

Another risk especially given as you say this home is in need of major work - the tenant could start filing complaints against the home's conditions as soon as it is sold -  which would put the brakes on any removal process AND force you to make updates to the home for their benefit, or force you to pay fines and pay their moving costs.   

Is there a way to estimate the impact on the bill?