We want as little drama as possible after we sign the lease and this includes gang activity in the building.I would not be offended by the ink so long as it was not intended to be offensive.

That would also give you some capital sufficient to put a down on a 2-4 unit property someplace else in the region,  though the condo is probably much lower maintenance and probably rents to a more affluent demographic than who might live in a duplex in lynnwood or burien, etc.If you want PM me and I will send you the contact info for the mortgage broker I use,  who has never failed to give me the most competitive rates and no drama.

It was WAY too much drama for everyone involved.

I am being harsh, but as a fellow artist I feel I am allowed to give some tough love.

Other than that most people seem to be fairly low drama.

@Harsh PatelWelcome to Biggerpockets and great to have you on the site. 

When it moved to the situational test it was much harder as there was not black and white just a worse and better answer on a weighted scale.This was years and years ago so I have no clue what format they are using today.Since I do commercial my average transaction is in the millions of dollars in sales price and I am the broker and owner so I keep it all.Had agents and it was a lot of babysitting and drama and I would end up doing the deal for them and collecting a small fee.

I plan on selling the building after this "drama" has ended...

I think they would be more interesting if they did not have all of the drama.

Consider finding a house with a newer roof and siding especially in Rochester with the harsh winters as those surfaces weather much faster than other areas of the country.