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It’s easier to buy 20k under market than to give up 2/3 of my equity.I think it’s important to figure out YOUR goals.

She said that if I end-up with a bad tenant is easier to get them out, then if I had a rental agreement.

Are there any features that you wish were available to you that would make your job easier?

Our plan B is that we're prepared to update both units at the same time should both units become vacant, and if you're not ready for plan B it might be easier to leave the rents where they are.Cameron

You aren't making walking away any easier!

I believe it's easier to work with.https://www.fanniemae.com/content/fact_sheet/homes...

There are a lot easier ways to get a house. 

I know that the money has to stay in the bank for a couple of months if you don't want to explain where the money came from (cash business).So I can have access to cheap money I just don't know how to set up the transaction in such a way that it doesn't appear as borrowed.

Replacing all the big ticket items up front will definitely make your life easier.