If you're really lucky they are part of the listing package...so hopefully you get what you want before you make an offer.Sometimes you may have to sign a non-disclosure agreement to get them.Sometimes you may have to ask for what you want.Unfortunately in many instances they don't exist, the listing agent doesn't collect them, the owner hasn't kept or produced them, or just doesn't want to share them. 

You don't know what you don't know and you don't know to ask and that could get you in trouble.

I am looking at buying my first multifamily property, however I am having trouble finding what the average vacancy rate is for the area I am looking.

In the end, you are using lazy money to invest in real estate, making two returns on one dollar, getting tax benefits so you are likely not paying tax on your distributions or gains and investing in real assets that produce cash flow. 

Feel free to contact me if you are interested in investing in small multi family properties that are producing great monthly cashflow out of state.

Would I get in any trouble for doing this because they’ll have to find a new residence during this time of no evictions.

My wife though is a high producing broker who closed 28 million last year but she has no time for BP LOL.. anyway carry on.. but dont put me in the Broker box. 

If someone is having trouble they need to move in and be added to the lease if they are going to be staying indefinitely. 

Trying to buy in the 100-150k range, but having trouble finding something that the numbers make sense on.

My additional thoughts:-If you rent out one unit, what does the house produce?