A lot of you analysis comes from the backstory regarding the property (and Joel offered a few great examples) and as an investor you have to be able to investigate that for yourself.

Of course, with some investigating from the bank, they could find out that the original owner of the LLC has changed and then have the right of the due on sale clause.

We had a great advantage to offer our clients because we tracked every potential property heading to auction and did our own investigation when scrubbing each deal.If you're interested, I can intro you to the BFP I was with and maybe you guys can discuss some opportunities.

I am investigating if this makes sense for my situation.

Hi,  I have a fairly solid deal of a property, but on investigation found that upstairs wall has a crack like this. 

Now I investigate frauds and REI, not exactly high finance.My dads degree is business but then he went into the Army and learned programming.  

@Brian Garrett I'm investigating that now. 

If you decide to still investigate buying a long-term investment and future residence in the area, I'm happy to help in any capacity, even if only to provide general guidance and feedback.

I saw a title about that in the BP Forums but hadn't investigated. 

You should have gotten a breakdown of how much was being held for each tenant and anything less that a full security deposit should have been investigated and confirmed by the signed lease and/or a call to the existing tenant.