At the moment, I'm trying to investigate the opportunities here in Kodiak.  

You only have to have those records, as evidence, in case you have to flash them to the judge (if it ever gets that far....so far none of my clients have- the city just backs off completely when invoking this law, because they don't feel like getting investigated for HOUSING DISCRIMINATION by the feds, much less fight the DOJ and lose in court, if they want to go there- go read the cases- the city loses EVERY TIME....invoking federal law....it's like garlic to a vampire...the code people hiss, but go away, searching for easier prey).  

Prior to this being completed, I had said three properties of other wholesalers looked worth taking to the next level of investigation and should I begin that investigation?

I guess ot would depend on the setup and size of complex but that is my takd and avenue I would pursue or investigate.

Be prepared for a vacancy and to find new tenants.If the tenant is not arrested investigate as to whether you may have to evict.

You can either investigate further if you want to or just deny them.

Investigate with your current lender about doing a Bi-Weekly Payment program. 

You’d need to decide if spending additional money on an attorney and investigators is worth it, as well as the likelihood of actually winning a judgement then collecting on it..

There was some issues with the sewer line going out to the city main so we are investigating but it is taking awhile.

The normal cost paid to investigate or otherwise pursue the acquisition of real property need not be capitalized  if they relate to activities performed in determining whether to acquire real property and which real property to acquire.