Rent rolls can be requested, but many, many land lords simply don't keep anything that really resembles an actual rent roll. 

@Brad Swaney   You do not have to pay MI with 20% down payment although you can get 1 unit with15% down payment with MI. 

You should attend @Brad Sumrok's events in July & August. 

Obviously do your due diligence to make sure you’re not buying a bad deal but any route you go there will be things you did right and a bunch you do wrong but you will learn and you will do better on the next deal and the next....... one Great way to consider is a House Hack..... you need/ want a primary residence anyways so consider duplex, Tri, or Quad.... you have the down payment funds and it could or should cash flow too..... get you a place to live, experience as a land lord, cashflow, and the possibility to buy right and refi later to pull out equity......  

I've reviewed the tenant and lord information.

@Calvin Liang I was at  Real Estate Guys Syndication training event in 2016 and someone asked Brad Sumrok that exact question.

I've been land lording for nearly 40 years, did a handful of them, and turned out to have problems with all off them.In fact, I use it as a test for the future tenants.

This is where I started making every land lording mistake mentioned in the first 100 podcasts on Bigger Pockets.

Quite a small world, Brad was the listing agent on the first property that I purchased in Uptown. 

Residential evictions and leases @Brad Schaeppi