If you're buying top-notch poverty, that takes some value out of it from an investor point of view. 

Forums like this are general questions and answers not detail.

The exception is unique housings like in the Redwood forest, beach viewing properties on a tree.

Zillow and Redfin should be sufficient for pulling sold data as this is public record and you do not need MLS access to view it.

I would suggest a detailed application form that includes the required permission for credit checking as well.

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I went to go look at a flip once in a "transitioning" neighborhood.... didn't take long for a crazy guy to come approach my realtor and explain in great length and detail how he'd burn the building down if we bought it.

@Lance MarshallCheck book Ira costs are minimal from a custodian point of view. $150 to &275 per year.

@Dave Foster is a very knowledgable intermediary who is active on this forum and can probably help you out with some details if that approach is of interest to you.  

For example, if a buyer is offering $200 per square foot and the medical condo is 2000sqft (as detailed on the city records) and there is a 13% ownership in "common elements/common surplus/shares in common expenses"... is the purchase price based on the 2000sqft and the common space is just included as part of the deal or is it based off of the 2000sqft plus the 13% common space?