We're human people over here enforcing these new rules and, as the person with a good deal of responsibility for the software and therefore security of your data, I can tell you we take it extremely seriously.

Extreme creativity needed in purchase of property.... 1960 single family purchase price of est. $550,000, instant value of $675,000....

However, the 2-4 units in this neck of the woods are extremely hard to come by in good locations (from my experience).Sourcing the Deal: I am looking on FB marketplace/Craigslist inquiring to investors, investor agents, and wholesalers being open and honest about my situation and precisely what I am looking for.

Generally, entity changes can get done in such a way that doesn't trigger a taxable event but should be planned carefully with your attorney and accountant. 

"don't over analyze your first deal, pull the trigger and learn like crazy." 

It would be extremely subjective because not all property managers charge 10%.  

Yes you will get both extremes where you will get the hard core campers that would never stay at your place and you get the people would would only stay at your place and never do traditional camping.

Is this a sign that I should run the other way or is it an opportunity to help the seller by offering to purchase with out seeing it, which makes me extremely nervous, particularly since this would be my first ever property purchase?

I don't see why this would trigger the bank to sue.

I’m new to the BP community and I am extremely excited about this journey!