He didn't know about his tenant telling lies to potential buyers when brokers were showing the house, such as hidden defects, pest issues etc., all lies.

@Richard Singh it seems to me that the Seller lied to the Agent and the Attorney when asked, OR I suspect he/she simply didn’t know any better, but perhaps they did.

Obviously it'd replace my corporate job at some point, but that's cool because I want to be out and about flying drones and using technology to help realtors.

The issue lies with the previous president (who I shall call A), who also lives in a unit in the condo that is infested with bedbugs.

For me, knowing my why and where my strengths lie I knew I needed to look into multifamily, specifically apartments.

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Your answer lies in financial analysis (average annual return, IRR).

Ownership was augmented, not transferred, which is where I think the exception could lie.  

I have been spent the last two weeks putting together an investor booklet pertaining to Baton Rouge Multi Family Properties, and the numbers don’t lie.

if the BP calculator isn't lying, we should be pulling in ~$3,600 total and then expect to have a mortgage payment of $1200-$1700, depending on what the final accepted offer is.