When he gets them under contract to wholesale, he's also being honest about the process of being licensed, putting his own money down to ensure he'll follow the contract, and he typically finds a buyer or buys it himself. 

They have been making it stupid simple for over 20 years to target foreclosures, from the start of the Lis Pendens filing, to the auction. iMapp is built into most of the realtor MLSs, and they DO offer accounts for $100 per month that are just the 'straight dope' property data, without the MLS information included.

I have aligned myself with some important organizations like a third party inspection company to ensure the safety of the houses, and the Tiny Home Industry Association.

I get 1% when KW  buys and 1% on the backend when KW sells the property.Probably might work for light rehabs where there might not be quite enough meat on the bone for a flip or something that is borderline.Regardless, would like to meet up to see if I can bring some value to wholesalers in the area whether it is through KW Offers, submitting offers, providing MLS data, providing RealList data or providing some access to FSBOs and Expireds via TheRedX. 

That said, the real problem here is the tile sub and a lesson should be learned here by all to ensure you hire the right guys.

Take reasonable precautions obviously.Right now we pay about $11/hr for help doing things like data entry.

But in both cases you're "comping" just the same.Another notable difference between single family home valuation and apartment valuation is in the availability of data.

Im sure a PVA data search would show where they have picked up land (likely 2-3 different plots) and then start looking for units around them to buy and hold. 

I would want to do my own to confirm what the issue is, so I can ensure I am fixing the right issue, and not the answer to some half assed research that won't fix the problem.

I currently have a large 1300 sq ft+ 1 / 1 condo that has a very high HOA in general but after analyzing the data it's also high for the building.