It's one thing most lenders will examine.

Do you know how to search/examine title and read/understand foreclosure pleadings?

This is another reason why I would strongly recommend examining another lender. 

So I have to assume that if someone is selling an existing franchise it would come with financials that can be examined including bank loand and or private capital it has access to. 

I also looked into owner reports across Reddit and other forums, and there aren't many but they generally say the same thing: increased expenses, lower-than-expected bookings, and high upfront investment just to meet Wander’s standards.Their Trustpilot page is also worth examining—27 reviews, all from one-month span, all from brand-new accounts with no other reviews.

Again, others might feel differently here.3) property level due diligence: (takes seconds to weeks per deal): here is where I drill in with the low-level details.a) pro forma popping: I examine all the assumptions, and see if they are overoptimistic or not.

Would they be experienced enough to examine potential issues on your behalf unless they are experienced in that sorta thing? 

On one hand investors who don't understand the community think its easy and don't examine or research anything else aside a cheap price.

The initial licensing process involves upfront expenses for required courses, examinations, and membership dues, along with ongoing obligations such as continuing education.

I am in the midst of attaining my PMP certification as I seek to take the exam in the near future and recognize the Gantt chart.