He's only lived there three months which is hardly time to screw up!

@Eamonn McElroyWe purchased the property in 2016 (all cash) with all three owners on the title (technically 4 if you include my wife, but my wife and I represent 1/3 of the ownership together). 

We're specifically looking for a phone number-  Feel as though we've exhausted internet searches and only come up with three outdated numbers.  

Easements have three areas defined including 1) Access, 2) Utilities and 3) Visibility.

Our team of three passed the analysis paralysis stage months ago and these last two months we've been doing direct mail and now we're using skip trace to cold call tax delinquent leads that we've retrieved from LA county.

The tenant in the bottom unit of my duplex has complained three times about the upstairs neighbor.

I don't think it makes sense to refinance unless you have some serious equity in it.If you do, you would want to wait until the renovation is complete and it's fully rented as three separate units so it appraises for a higher value.

I also require a higher rent rate (25% - 50% more), the equivalent of three months rent in advance (first/last/deposit), and a mandatory cleaning fee so that I can hire professionals to clean after they depart and still have the deposit available for additional cleaning/repairs.It's a risk but you can make it work if you mitigate the risk to your favor.

Conservatively, assuming $1,200 each of the three units the house should easily bring in $3,600/month.

What a year it has been...went from nothing to these three buildings.Cash Flow will be 4300 because we paid cash for all three.