Or you can put some good ceiling mount dual band access point.I have one triplex where I provide internet for the tenants.

Keep in mind that if this area is a low cost of living it will likely put downward pressure on rents. 

in 04 I listed 22 duplex's in Vancouver for a flat fee of 30k each.. sold them all in one weekend in the crazy days of that era at a big event I put on in San Francisco.. builder netted what he wanted which was 200k each .. builder under a lot of pressure from his construction lender and the local market was not absorbing them.. pretty sweet deal..

I would call it a red flag if they resist giving you everything you request for your DD document list quite quickly, their speed and thoroughness in response to that shows their willingness to sell imho.When you schedule your inspection you want all your professionals there at the same time to go through a single time, contractor, inspector, and any specialists you think you might need like roofer, engineer, etc.Also don’t feel pressured to make your DD and inspection time as limited as is common in SFR, give yourself 2-3 months at least, again, from when they deliver the docs you request.Besides financial DD you want to do physical DD not just on the property via inspections but visiting the area during day and night, weekdays and weekends, to ensure you have a feel for everything that’s happening at different times all the way around the block.

We pay a monthly fee (about $300) to the condo association for upkeep of all the common grounds, roof repairs, maintenance of the parking lot (was recently resurfaced), pressure cleaning of the outside.

I know dude I'm feeling the pressure!

Having 5 (maybe up to eight) free and clear houses in good locations and good tenants, and continue working my full-time job with no pressure to do overtime or with the possibility to retire early, and travel more or spend quality time with my future family would be an ideal goal for me.What would you guys do?

Don’t even ask the open ended “how can I help you” as it puts the pressure on the prospective mentor to “come up with something”.

Can you partner with someone with more experience and sell them half and that would relieve 1/2 the pressure on you? 

I then had a severe drop in water pressure.