I agree with @Jonathan Greene here that the first step is thinking through what to do with the primary residence - you might try this tool that I built a few months ago to analyze whether you should keep or sell the primary residence! 

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Welcome to the community.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: You won't be able to get the renters' names, but you can look up the unit numbers by putting in the main address into the tax records and it will show all the apartment numbers at that address. 

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Look up Sean Graham of Maven Cost Seg.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Your attitude is great.

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: Quote from @Alec Jacobs: I am wrapping up a lot of the rehab of my first rental property and I was wondering how a basement of a rental should look like?

Quote from @Jonathan Greene: The last thing you should do is try to turn this into a rental/ Not because that's not a good idea, in theory, but because you don't have the expertise or connections to do the rehab and will overpay and underperform on rent.

They are most likely selling something.Definitely listen to the David Green Podcast on YouTube.

Quote from @Blaise Peterson: @Theresa Harris @Jonathan Greene @Tim Delaney @Corby Goade @Adam Bartomeo I want to thank you all of your great suggestions!

I'm very very green to say the least.