Now if say a tenant/anyone was given a avenue to say hey I have no fire alarm in my building and thus ensued a inspection that's one thing. 

I would say a lot of it is of course dependent on sale of homes.

Of course- you have no real say as to the date - unless you hire an eviction company and set a time with them.As for the eviction itself- it varies by county.

Sort of kidding, I'd like to see what others have to say as well.

Let's say a triplex that rents for 3000$ /month is 10%,10%,5%,10% or 1050$ too much?

At this rate it would take me 5 years to be able to expand to a second MFH.What can I do to speed up that time to lets say a year or two?

I always try to see the apartment where the owner lives and gives me a chance to say a few messages that i want to before i place an offer. 

Does an economic crash impact rental rates and occupancy rates (if say a  tenant loses their job and have to downgrade to a less expensive rental property as an example)Thanks in advance for your feedback!!

Find an experienced RE attorney and run this entire scenario past them...then listen to what they say.  As

Let's say a few years down the road you need the money out of the house.