Without divulging too much here I'd love for connections/recommendations for anyone who might be able and willing to advise or help. 

EHO, Insurability Code: IE, subject to appraisal"I understand the first sentence.. but the rest is foreign language...Also, the listing has "Please see agent remarks for offer submission instructions" but I couldnt find any on the listing...Please advise, 

If the PM handle's it; they're going to send them to collections and IF they pay; I'll only get half of the $2500 and the PM will take their 8%.Thank you for listening and offering your advise,RJ

Without seeing the contract no one can advise you what to do.

Any advise about setting it up online or using an attorney? 

Personally, i tend to advise clients towards purchasing a remodeled multifamily for house-hacking. 

He also advised to work with my CPA to make sure I’ not too far into the red.

They are packages sent to new tenants informing them of new ownership, advising about the increase in costs and everything you will be doing for the building, showing them market comps for rent in the area, and meeting them somewhere in the middle to show you are fair.

I wouldn't advise self service, unless that's something you really intend to take the time to learn and there is a purpose to it.The biggest thing you can do as the buyer of the new loan is to make sure the old servicer and the new servicer are communicating and on schedule.

I personally don't advise my clients on purchasing any properties with polybutylene still inside, most agents have this opinion as well.With that being said, I would say it's safe to assume you will be replacing the piping, whether that be with a closing credit or replacing it prior to closing.