These are the questions you've got to ask yourself.Personally, the situation would give me pause and quite possibly make me walk unless I was getting a very good deal.You are doing this to make profit.

We sent them a 6th property we wanted to do but they responded with putting a pause on lending. 

When I told this to the owner, they paused.

When the cost per sq foot is 25%+ higher than condos or SFR you really have to pause in your assumptions that just because its a 4 unit its a good deal.

However, if I were in your situation, I would pause to increase the rent AND try to lock the current commercial tenant into a 3 year lease right out of the gate out of fear you might create a vacancy there. 

This is spelled out in my lease as the ONLY way rent can be paid.Given your strategy, you just may end up with an empty building on January 1st (or, worse yet, some non-paying holdovers you need to evict) - not ideal timing as there are less people looking for apartments that time of year (at least here in the NE).If the above paragraph gives you pause, you could keep everyone as is, and tackle the unit with the rent farthest from market rent (or biggest PITA tenant) with a new lease and rental rate. 

Has anyone encountered inaccurate information like this, or is it possible that some folks are so motivated to sell (in such a bull market, it gives me pause) that there really are diamonds in the rough out there.I'd appreciate any experience/insights people might have.Thanks.

Before pausing for the 4th month then sending last mail piece on the 5th.

Actually just downloaded low or no money down from audible so it looks i may pause the podcast for Few days;)

The market times are crazy long and I feel we are at a strange pregnant pause.