You can acquire one in many ways, or contact your local title company or real estate attorney.

Quote from @Anne Doyle: Hi, Can I please get your PM company information and agent contact info? 

I have a 6 unit building that I would like to rent to a company in the care industry (Group homes, RTC, Senior living ect.)

Hello, my name is Jason I'm very new to real estate and my goals are to start getting into rental companies and provide myself enough income to do it full time and quit my job. 

However, a few things I would suggest to give you a better perspective is: 1) Talk to property management companies in the area to see if they operate in the area and/or have comments on tenants in the area, 2) Speak to a few banks to understand how they would lend on this property, 3) Scan Zillow/craigslist and other listing sites to understand the rental market for listings...

Zillow, Rentometer, and local property management companies can give you rental comps.

Either way that cracked, dangling tree had to come down it was a legal hazard by all definitions.

My plan for property is to rent after rehab which the same realtor has a property management company we’ve discussed using. 

By even a majority can result in minority partial holder instituting legal action, including restraining orders, etc.

What I would do, seeing as I have my own syndication investment company, is use a large portion to invest in my deals as they come.