Your DD period will allow you to verify some of that information, like cross checking the leases that you will now have access to with the rent roll provided to you prior to LOI submission.

The MLS has a lot of deals on it and you have access to some good people.

I'm looking at several apartment buildings for sale in Idaho next to a major university.

Buying apartments is a totally different ballgame vs. residential.  

I also work in different parts of town, so we're interested in something very central, hopefully in a decent (or very soon to be decent) neighborhood with good/quick access to different parts of the city.

If the tenant will not grant access, your state certainly has laws on the books that provide the seller with the ability to post a notice in the door and come with law enforcement ad a locksmith to gain access.

I'm looking into a 6 unit multi family apartment this will be my first multi family unit and only my 2nd Reid property.

Hello fellow members,I'm ready to do the jump, but I'm curious to know where I can find the better deals for multi unit buildings 5+The price range (dictated by my down payment affordability) is between 200K and 250K ...

I thought you can't technically have access to the home to do work in it until after closing?

That is how you will set yourself apart from other "Agents", not with your current "marketing" you're working on so hard..