And I'm actually concerned for their viability and ability to survive in the future.

Troy and Leo), but that goes for almost any urban neighborhood as far as I'm concerned.

My primary concern is taking care of the seller whom I bought from, and the end buyer being able to have conventional financing in place as the end buyer.

Not so much the falling out, but the water issue is a concern.  

As well, we are concerned they may refuse to open the door, or refuse our entry. 

@Taylor Olson, yes it is a safety concern for the other tenants.  

I've actually sent you a separate message about my concerns qualifying for a conventional loan on a second home.

I can justify the fee I charge so I'm not concerned about that myself.

I am slightly ok with the broker not being able to suggest the best product or charging 500 more for this and that , But what you mentioned is very concerning .It could be some ones first deal and they might completely drop the idea of pursuing this route .

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