Then, she asked, if she could pay the remaining $750 that is currently due for Oct. on Nov 1st. and pay the November rent in full Nov. 15th.My questions are:  What are the best ways to handle this situation.

I want any damages/fumigation related to termite to be handled by the seller.

Do you have a handle on what your closing costs to purchase might be and also the closing costs to refinance the loan? 

Please answer any of these questions or suggest any advice on how I should handle this mess.

Hire an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation to handle your taxes. 

I am wondering how I should handle the contracts/payments between SMLLC and ME (who own the lot) for the build.

For them, the upside (rent growth and asset value) often outweighs the operational headaches tied to local regulations.Also, these larger firms often have the resources and legal teams to handle tenant issues that smaller investors might find challenging. 

Hi Tony:The best way to handle is to visit the city planning department which zoning is usually part of to see if a variance is granted, and examine the plans filed.

I’ve tried searching for people who have been neighbors to their tenant but haven’t seen anything yet.If you have experience in this I’d love to hear how you handled the relationship of tenant/neighbor. 

And if it doesn't cash flow enough to handle that, then don't do it.