This whole thing could go south real fast, send another certified letter giving 3 days to pay July's rent.

But act fast for sure.

I feel like renting out multifamily is what I may be looking for with this, if done right can give me cash flow, I can hire a property manager at some point and I am friends with a lot of home improvement companies, and I could either use some money I have saved up to put a down payment or home equity loan for some % I am comfortable with and pay both off as fast as I can and repeat.

I will try to pay down one mortgage as fast as I can.

As for renting, going cash flow negative isn't great, and your home isn't likely to appreciate as fast as it would if it was a single family home, so holding with hopes of increasing appreciation may be a verrrry slow play, but if you can afford to hold, having a tenant pay down your mortgage is an additional great benefit to real estate investing. 

Thanks for advice, yeah it is definitely in the lease for them to change the air filters but believe it or not sometime they are incapable, can't even put it in the right away wrong air flow directions so I may hire someone to replace the air filters every 90 days esp when they have cats the air filters get clogged real fast, thanks!

Acting fast gives you the best chance but there will definitely be discouraging moments as properties in Bloomfield where the numbers are remotely attractive are getting a lot of attention. 

It's essential to review the plans carefully, ensuring they align with your investment goals and local building codes before making a purchase.From my experience, BlueBeam provides the most seamless and fast collaboration between people on the project (architects, builders, owners, investors, etc.)

My thoughts are a fast food restaurant with a small apartment building on the other side. 

Specifically, I'm curious about how you find information on local regulations, how you automate the process, and how you make it fast and efficient.So far, my approach has been to call each municipal building to ask about their regulations on short term rentals.