my initial thoughts would be it may be a slight turn off to potential future tenants when the fire alarm goes off.

We include the following:Lead paint disclosurefire alarm inspection and signature sheetcopy of a new lease that will have our rules and regs.

This issue can be avoided completely by transferring the property into a land trust.While a transfer to an LLC will cause alarms at the bank and prompt them to send you a letter, a transfer to a trust will not.

I would be happy to offer my advise on HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fire alarm, fire protection.All the best, David 

This is not a trivial process (even assuming that the property has the correct zoning designation for 3 units), as you will need architectural plans approved and will have to pull a major alteration permit (which will trigger the need to bring everything up to fire code - sprinkler system/fire alarm with pull stations/fire-rated doors and sheetrock, etc.).  

Should i be alarmed by this.

Once at the ship, he realized he was acting as a thief, which was very dishonorable.  

This doesn't alarm me. 

i need advise i bought a duplex on may 19th and there is 1 tenant that had a verbal month to month agreement with the previous owner the fist is coming up and now that i am trying to get a lease signed they are doing everything to avoid signing a agreement and dont want to obey by the new rules and are requesting to be allowed to go into the other unit and take down any repairs they did for the previous owner like smoke alarms shelves in the closet ceiling fans light bulbs etc . i want them out what can i do i havent received any payment from them yet either because they said they pay there rent on the 23rd of each month . do i have to keep them even tho i have never signed any lease with them i have only had the property for 12 days. please advise ...

What I've had a lot of success with is gettin an alarm system to avoid burglars.Use SimpliSafe.