Most importantly, you're asking the right questions, and knowing before you conduct a transaction. 

Have you seen the thread below, in the Ask About A Real Estate Company secton, Wondering if a company is a scam or conducting fraud?

However, I have been using this clause: "Due Diligence: Buyer has right to conduct any and all due diligence and inspections necessary prior to closing." or ill put 10 business days as a timeline.Is this a solid clause?

I am conducting a commercial appraisal for a small office building (<5,000 square feet) in New Britain, CT and I need to pull some recent sales comps in the area.

Tow very different networks and animals to conduct due diligence on.

I conduct financial analysis on large apartments for an investment firm and can drill down into the potential of the property. 

But my hope is that after rehab, as long as I have made all necessary repairs/updates and conducted proper tenant screening, all my properties should be relatively hassle free. 

In my area the person who conducts the bidding for the property is an agent of the trustee. 

Do you mean conducting loss mitigation for them?

Someone just posted my cellphone number with a free laptop on Craigslist.The phone rings every 20 seconds.Text messages are constant.Wow, now I know how to conduct a cell phone denial of service campaign.I started answering some of the calls.