You will be surprised how often that will get you more information...often critical information.Second, if at all possible, try to get on the phone with the landlord prior to the current landlord. 

In fact when plaintiff's attorneys are completing discovery after a claim is filed, insurance policies that could be related to the underlying claim are the items most critical to their discovery process.Unfortunately there's a lot of services out there who play to investors fear and inability to articulate the risks they are protecting against and sell expensive asset management systems, suggest management LLCs' etc.

You literally detail doing exactly what your, in same breath, criticizing others for..... 

While your analysis shows promising projections, there are several critical factors to consider:Tax Implications and PenaltiesWithdrawing from your retirement accounts at age 40 would result in significant losses due to penalties and taxes.

He said contacting the lender is critical because the sale can only go through if they permit it  And they may have additional fees. 

Assessing the seller's professionalism and sophistication is critical in deciding the level of detail required in this procedure.

It's possible to anticipate paying between $1,500 and $3,000 annually for each unit, but to fully grasp the range of expenses, it's critical to obtain estimates from several insurance providers.If you intend to keep one unit unoccupied for guests, a triplex could be a more practical and affordable choice.

Looking forward to any information, criticism, and ideas from you all.

@Jaekwan LeeThe rent-to-price ratio and expense ratio are critical factors in property evaluation.

I would even say negotiating because they actually often don't know what amount is involved or how critical.