Yet I still feel so disturbed when I see people drop $25,000-$50,000 in the heat of the moment because they make everything about their program seem impossible to succeed without.  

(Seems petty but believe me it can happen)   Similarly if all the breakers are in the main residence then if the tenant pops a breaker they have to disturb you.You could also actually look at "real" duplexes and triplexes.   

But, most of us have never had our creditors claim that we defrauded them by hiding assets, declaring bankruptcy, and defaulting on over $8M in debts.Personally, I don't even find that stuff to be very disturbing...what I find disturbing is that you just declared bankruptcy six months ago and are claiming that you have "rebuilt" in the short time since.Seems a shame that whatever situation you were in wasn't so severe that you couldn't "rebuild" in six months, but due to that same situation, your creditors are out more than $8M.Now that you have "rebuilt" so quickly, do you plan to make good on any of that $8.5M?

Similar to area rug,, if it's not permanently attached and original flooring has not been disturbed then I'd say take your half out and happy trails.. 

If you have the stomach for it, it's a very rewarding business but sometimes it can be scary, disturbing, challenging & sometimes down right disgusting.ENJOY!

In performing due diligence for buying a property that is tenant occupied and in dealing with a seller that says "do not disturb" tenants, how is one supposed to inspect the property adequately without disturbing the tenants?

For the next six months I put my plan in place while not disturbing my everyday life.

Sorry I forgot to mention the downstairs has a walkout basement, so the tenants downstairs don't have to disturb the tenants upstairs 

Reason being is my zoning only allows for short-term mining (~6months) and with it already established vs starting new and disturbing more ground. 

If you're just walking through, do you really need to disturb the tenants?