Have faith in yourself and go with your gut.

I expect parties to be transparent and act in good faith.  

Super happy that you are ready to take the leap of faith and get started, what were you looking to do? 

However, you have a responsibility to make a good-faith effort to find a new tenant and minimize the impact on your departing tenant. 

Are there tenants living there that you could ask what they like most or least about the units...they normally want to stay and want to tell you EVERYTHING that they hate...hoping that you the new buyer will come in and fix it.If you want to test your broker's faith in the project, ask them to partner with you on the property.

Send the certified letter immediately, and if it is returned as undelivered keep it unopened as proof of your good-faith attempts to resolve the issue. 

A lot of people wouldn't have taken the leap of faith into a new property.

-An asbestos good faith survey is usually required.

That's precisely what my business is all about ... helping people take that leap of faith. 

I currently work 55-65 hours a week out in the field, but always find myself making time for more RE education whenever I get the chance.As many of you veterans know, there comes a time where you need to make that leap of faith outside of your comfort zone and just DO IT.