Let us know what you are examining. 

@Tina Trussoni  Keep looking and also examine your business model.

If I'm going to check out your building practices and quality control from a engineering perspective, I'd want to see your yard and examine what/how you're putting behind the finished walls by checking out several units in process.

After examining so many threads here on BiggerPockets, I presented them with a few choices: 1.)

It works surprisingly well, we look at the property overall and we can examine details very closley.

Some states may require more specific treatment.The Lender may release funds for lead-based paint stabilization only when a state- or EPA-certified lead-based paint inspector, certified risk assessor or sampling technician, independent of the firm that performed the stabilization, performs the clearance examination and clearance is obtained.

@Tom SmallYou should consult a tax professional to examine both you and your brother's facts, circumstances and goals.That said, it's generally not advisable to put appreciating assets like real estate into any kind of corporate tax entity, C or S.An LLC that's disregarded or taxed as a partnership is a much more friendly tax entity.It appears the land was never put into the corporation, which might be fortuitous for you. 

As indicated by other posters, this tenant agreement has some seriously screwed up ideas in it when you examine it in the light of some the basic realities of landlording.

Have what I believe is a procedural question: chasing assets on a debtor in Las Vegas; he lied at Debtor's Examination because Writ of Garnishment came back from his bank "No Account"; started going after his house.

So you definitely need to examine the leases, especially before you buy.This is why you always need to review the leases as part of your due diligence when buying a rental property, to understand exactly what rights and obligations you'll be taking on (inheriting).If you're using an agent and thus probably the 'standard' RI MLS multi-family purchase and sale agreement, section 17 "Buyer's Review of Rental Agreements and Information" obligates the seller to provide you with the leases (if any), gives you a certain number of days to review the leases and, if you don't like them, be able to back out of the deal.