And what kind of tenant is going to live there?

So I am kind of stuck with what financing options do I have that should help with this scenario.Any thoughts, connections or suggestions of what loan programs can be availed or how to go about it, would be appreciated.

, what kind of capital reserves are being kept, what are the contingency plans if the market is down in 4-5 years? 

Also check to see what kind of third-party management companies exist in the area. 

A: "He's fine, but his kid lives in the other unit and is kind of a terror".A: "Yeah" (*quickly covers ash tray*) they don't come around much, and leave me alone, and I like that."

What kind of direct mail did you send to these properties? 

But it's kind of like saying "does anyone want to back me in building a five star hotel" which you're probably not going to get any traction, unless you have a track record of working for a five star hotel developer for a few years and can demonstrate you truly know how to execute that type of development. 

I want to address space/safety concerns before beginning any kind of screening process. 

The only things that have been updated since living here has been the roof (but still leaks), the boiler (a reactive replacement after the kitchen flooded), as well as the floor kitchen cabinets (also after a major leak of which we mentioned multiple times) - which still kind of leaks.

We have properties in all kinds of markets and I'd love to know what is working for you!