To be honest, it usually isn't something I necessarily hadn't learned before, but just sitting there for the mastermind forced me to re-consider various aspects (particularly my relevance score).

I am forced to be brief and vague in public forums by regulations.  

Not familiar with the market but it sounds like he overpaid, which isn't your problem, but at the end of the day you can't force the seller to eat a loss like that.

What I'm trying to say is, don't force the deal, I like properties that I can drive to (less than 2 hours from me).  

Which would in turn force appreciation of the property and let me refinance out sooner.My questionsDoes this seem like a good deal?

The local cities will be forced to add traffic signals for the higher amounts of traffic and that just extends your daily commute.The fact is that McMansions in the outer burbs are not a good investment.  

At first the plan was to buy and fix up a home needing minor repairs and hopefully force some appreciation and cash-out refi after 2ish years. 

The first one gives you an example of "forced appreciation" and scale.  

They may also determine it is not fit for habitation in its current state and force the tenant to vacate.The other option is to provide this tenant with some financial assistance in helping them move.Gail

However, your attorney cannot legally advise this individual, other than to point out the legal position you are forced to take, and that you are not trying to give anyone a hard time.Resident Found in UnitOften a resident is found deceased in the apartment by a friend, relative or staff member of the apartment community.