Thus, if we were in your shoes, we would offer the space to the candidate, but share that the house is going to be co-ed.

I don't understand how the people on here can post about how people who can't pay their rent are losers or they need to get out when you know I'd like to see them live in our shoes for a minute cuz they be shutting their mouths 

Hey @Annwar Zahrieh - if I'm in your shoes I would recommend going out to Philly and attending a couple of networking events to brush shoulders with other investors in the city. 

Most in your shoes want to move as quickly as possible and sometimes slowing down & being more deliberate will save you time and money in the long run.

If I were in your shoes, I would change my mentality to how can I convince an appraiser to give me more value to what is the worst case scenario, if the value comes in lower. 

I've also had realtors at showings ask people to take their shoes off (which is the norm for me) and I've had some that tell me to leave my shoes on (which I won't do).

Feel like I am waiting for the next shoe to drop with this person.

Quote from @J Shoe: I am looking to purchase a 10 unit apartment. 

I believe in taking matters into my own hands by strolling around the property alone to have a firsthand look at the exteriors and analyze the general condition.During these inspections, I pay close attention to important details like drainage, brick or siding condition, sidewalks, and even resident profiles.

I'm not trying to second-guess your decision, I'm not in your shoes.