I am not sure if a tenant will hand over their financial information to a new landlord; really no good could ever come to the tenant who provided this; unless they were honestly unable to pay rent and begging to break a lease or renegotiate.When we are acquiring a new property we perform a lease audit on the tenants that you are inheriting.

I have only seen one person that did an inspection and he did it with the intention of remediating the issue when he found it (he did).Also, if you're in an As-Is contract, you should have an inspection period built in where you can walk for any reason. 

Reportedly, the Upward America program “will be positioned to acquire over $4 billion of new single-family homes and townhomes from Lennar and, potentially, other homebuilders, and rent them to households earning “approximately” the median income in each market.”

The company distinguished itself from its competitors by steering clear of speculative land development, instead acquiring a manageable few hundred acres of land at a time and selling from model homes.

Thanks @Caroline Gerardo, for your tip on acquiring as non-owner.

My goal with purchasing the restoration business was to get closer to forced appreciation units and use my own crews to do the mold/water/fire remediation work on destressed properties.  

I have represented the landlord in such transactions and very good at navigating the nuances of tenant requesting to acquire the property.

Maintenance,preventive maintenance has caught my attention.Although I can't become specialized in all of them (it requires continous learning) ,what I learn I implement at my job .My daily chores are:-repairs (light electrical work,light plumbing work, patching the flat roof,drywall repairs,sheetrock repairs,etc)-maintenance (painting, cleaning,light labdscaping)-preventive maintenance on pumps,tanks,gears that are vital to the daily property operations-find ways to increase heating efficiency and lower the cost at the same time-find ways to lower water consumption in the building and energy (electric and gas) consumption-increase the buildings occupants comfort-increase the NOI for the landlord-collect the rent-resolve tenants issues-basic inspection (I look for air leaks, gas leaks,water leaks) (of course a property inspector has much more skill in doind that than me)All of that brings me joy in my life, but it doesn't bring a high income (because I don't have a specialized skill)So I would love to find a way to acquire a property and put my skills into my properties.Thank you for answering, John

We had a missing link: an agent that could help our clients acquire more properties under our same company.

I'm not sure how much knowledge you have on acquiring property but since your reaching out on BP I'm sure you have appropriate knowledge.A major aspect that you are missing however is the cash!