There's no quick and easy way to get a head in real estate investing.

But they can't take your building from you without filing a lawsuit and giving you notice. 

I prefer a weekday, but I can make any date work with notice.

Bear in mind, the defendant has only 10 days from the auction to file this and must Show some defect in the foreclosure process.....not “I was victimized” or “I didn’t receive a notice/summons because I moved”, “I want to do a short sale” or “etc,etc,etc.”.  

That deadline starts ticking the day a Notice of Deficiency (results of the audit) are sent to you.

I haven’t gone into depth reviewing the list yet but one thing I did notice that when I did a simple sort of the spreadsheet there were duplicates of the owners. it showed the exact same information.

If rates do not go up to your worst case scenario in 5 years, then you are ahead.  

I later called the tenant (that had just moved out) and asked if they ever noticed water leaking down the wall in the kitchen, his response was "only when it rains". 

One thing I noticed in these older buildings is most time  utilities is NOT separated.

This morning, I verbally notified them that I will serve them a 3-day pay rent or quit notice if they pay late again.