Recently, it was determined the building where the underground parking garage is (which is separate from the condo building) had structural integrity issues and people were advised to vacate.

Issue #3,985 to run past the accountant and/ or attorney.

Probably due to all the losses they've been experiencing with all the wildfires, floods, etc. of late.We even have a case right now that required the owner to sue their own insurance company, because the insurance company denied their claim on an alleged technicality.

You pay him/ he to follow processes and resolve issues.

If he doesn't explain it, to me, that shows major issues.

Most newbies should work on this first before getting into all the technical details of wholesaling or flipping.   

@Christopher Davis my property manager does an inspection about 30 days before lease end, verifies timeline with current tenant and potential turnover issues.

I think the issue I’m having is that I’m getting a discrepancy when I’m running the numbers with Redfin info vs lender info (it’s sometimes off ~ $200) so I was just wondering if for every property I analyze should I try to have the lender get the PITI for me for it to be more accurate 

Since there is no lease, does anyone foresee legal issues with removal? 

If they admit to using undocumented employees the insurance won't pay and then the municipality will likely issue a hefty fine and not allow them to pull permits and work for a period of time.