@Austin Mack I may not be understanding your question, but the only time you'll typically "use" your SSN will be when qualifying for a loan, which is... pretty darn important, for most investors.

Typically, that would be 8-10% of revenue.   

Then give proper notice to your current PM, typically 30 days.  

Do sellers typically share previous Schedule E's prior to the sale?

From what I understand though, isn't the vacancy period during turnover from commercial typically pretty long?

However, it's typically the builder/renovator who collects and remits the HST.  

That being said, if the building featured a mix of 2bed, and 1 bed units, I would be tempted to pull the trigger if you could get the rents up fairly soon, especially because of the price of units in MA.

@Brian Quigley  Typically if you are not looking for bank financing your progression would be private individuals then hard money.  

The closing company I typically use doesn't accept bank checks for cash closings nor above 50 or 100K.

There are dirty people out there who will try to make a bad deal look good to a buyer (another investor typically) and try to get some money out of it but if you can see that your wholesalers and just starting out or is just off but has good morales and really try to bring you good deals then it would help if you take the little bit of time to teach them what you are looking for so they can be your best wholesaler and make you lots of money by having the right numbers...