But for a moment, let's work under the assumption that the foundation is in good condition and within tolerance of being level (usually 1 inch). 

Not a one size fits all but definitely more risk with auction since you cant see condition which also means a better chance at reward. if you can find a way into the house or know someone who has seen the house or know the area enough it can be a great way to get BRRs.

If anything if the new tenant does not keep the condo in good condition and is dirty, that might negatively impact their impression of the condo. 

We found what looks to be a steal - a 2 bedroom new construction super low taxes in perfect location (we otherwise wouldn t be able to afford this location) right in center city philadelphia, only concern is that both bedrooms are below grade in basement but it's in great condition since it's new.

I really pushed hard on the condition and they agreed to take less.

I really pushed hard on the condition and they agreed to take less.

I don’t want this to hold up my progress.All I’m looking for is someone that I can feed analyzed “deals” or leads to for free in exchange for being able to walk the property while it’s in rehabbed condition and under contract (taking a cue from J Scott’s The Book On Flipping Houses).Since I can’t find anyone at Meetups to network with for the purpose of the above, where else should I look?

For a buyer, it is much easier if the appliances are in good condition to have them with the unit.

I'll regard your opinion with more weight, so those who feel they can talk on the topic please share!

.- They are as close to identical as possible in style, condition, age, location, beds, baths, living area, acreage, garage and basement specs, town vs private utilities, flood zones, etc.Finally, I'd like to be sure that the agent hasn't run automated comps.