The other group will warn you that if you do that when you still owe a mortgage, it could trigger the due-on-sale clause, although it rarely seems to.

You can also see what the city assessor has it as in regards to # of units. http://cookcountyassessor.com/Search/Property-Sear...Warning though the assessor is often wrong and the zoning doc trumps what's on there.

Everything I've ever read regarding real estate has warned of the idea of negative cash flow.Please let me know your thoughts, opinions, ideas.Thanks. 

www.noprop10.org/‎https://caanet.org/caa-warns-that-prop-10-would-ca...California apartment association is fighting it. 

BTW, these are the two warnings you had to go through to get to the bidding site:From the Clerk's site, the page that leads you to Realforeclose:Foreclosures Judicial sales of real or personal property are conducted by the Clerk pursuant to F.S. 45.031.

No major cracking or other warning signs that I could see, there are tenants safely living in the house, and the TISH was pretty clean (although it did mention the sloping floors). 

Here are a couple recent ones:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/587565-anyone-knows-james-mourine-or-mourine-jameshttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/595905-lender-scam-warning-north-carolinaOn the other hand, if you do know the private lender well (friend/family member) then they're likely well-intentioned. 

However, the Verizon rep did warn us that if internet service is slow in our area (which in general it is), that other households may also rely on LTE hotspots as their main internet source and this may slow down service all around :(  I guess this is a temp. solution until we get Comcast internet installed (or AT&T internet improves from a current snails-pace of 3 megabytes per second).  

I appreciate your warning to me. 

Warning:  the haircut is DEEP!!!!