Public companies are required to report their annual financial status, where as private companies are not required to disclose any financial information. 

I was about 5 days from closing on my first place (an up/down duplex + cottage)...when the lenders (a typical residential / investment lender) said he would not fund the transaction...because the appraisal came back saying that it was a "raised mobile home" - and they don't fund mobile homes.It wasn't obvious that this was a mobile home by sight - apparently it was just the foundation of the mobile home that was used and then was re-finished (new siding, new roof, etc).  

I was told that officially no busts/incidents/police reports involving the property in question exist.

You just typically try a little harder.  

Those ASU college kids you're going to be looking to rent for will do damage to your place, and they typically turn over every year, so that will eat into your cash flow.

@Robbie Reutzel I mean no ill will towards you, with you regarding House Hacking, but you are speaking as a typical Realtor.

My questions are is, (a) is anyone familiar with the Tulsa area REIA (b) is this typical for the Tulsa area REIA and (c) if this is typical, is there another REIA that serves Tulsa?

Also, paying off student loans early typically incurs a penalty.

ALL RE is cyclic and Calif is typically an 8-9 cycle, especially in the most desirable areas like SF Bay area, Orange County.  2008 was a major down turn due to the mortgage industry collapse, not true property values. 

Typically they want to see something like accepting a new job that is further away.