Just let the tenants know why you are doing it and explain they will be renewed (if you like them) no problem. 

@Rita Medeiros I would pay to have the place inspected, and if theres a problem, I would solve it.

After investing $47,000 in thoughtful renovations, we transformed the property, enhancing both its functionality and appeal.

I am not seeking to charge each tenant, only seeking to remotely monitor each buildings water usage to identify costly waste/problems early as possible.

No problem, all the best to you!

As long as your primary residence on your drivers license is updated correctly and you fill out this new residence as primary application, it may be no problem.

Quote from @Ed Hoffman: Are there any issues/problems If I want to purchase a rental property in Pennsylvania with my New York York LLC? 

And yes, definitely working to solve the income side as well along side this.    

To be fair it's possible that the home inspector explained that it's not up to current code but that it doesn't have to be, and the buyer/ buyer's agent may have misunderstood that to mean there is actually a problem with the deck. 

That is, of course, the major problem when you use cap rate.