I have yet to find a property anywhere in the Bay Area that brings in 1% unfortunately (due to the extreme costs of property values).But I take your point--thanks.   

@Alexander Felice it’s mostly commercial property around it amv is around 150 I’ll be putting in around 20k in repairs I’m getting it for 65 the property management is the selling agent and it’s extremely hard to communicate with her I do plan on house hacking the gross rent will be 1300 and the tenants pay utilities

Also, revealed details of contents could have lead this person to share info with someone else, would may have took the opportunity to break into the home.Obviously, the buyer is extremely upset as well as my family because our personal business was shared with people that was not a party to the transaction, which should violate some code conduct.My question is: can someone point me to a standard of conduct or ethical information that would explain the recourse or ramifications for this type of activity by this appraiser.I’ve searched high and low, but I haven’t found anything.

If they would like to sell I ask what prices will make them extremely happy and what price would make them cry themself to sleep. 3.

The Minnesota market is extremely competitive, and time is a finite resource.

Under contract for a property and was extremely happy.

Extremely detailed in his evaluations and would highly recommend him.

Unfortunately, the town that I purchased in is extremely backlogged, and it took 5 weeks to get zoning and building permits. 

As usual there wasn't much of interest on the mls when I was "window shopping" and I was finding it extremely difficult to find any owner info via my normal approaches of GIS and county assessor searches.

All I can tell you is that although it's extremely frustrating dealing with building departments and permitting there's no getting around them, even though it feels like dealing with the gestapo a times.As difficult as it may be, your best bet in dealing with them is to be friendly and humble, and leave out the "this isn't a free country" part.