Originally we though we'd live in the condo 2 years and then the multifamily 2 years, but it'd be nice if the primary residence designation is easily changeable....if the multifamily does not close, then we would have the condo as our primary residence. not sure if that important of an issue...4) The contract that has disclosures about lead and radon...we live in New Jersey, so for renting we sign disclosures about lead, since all the houses here are old and anything prior to 70's will have lead, so in the contract when they have radon....lead....naturally occurring substances in New Jersey, is this standard in the contract?

If someone actually wrote something of substance they might pick up business and create a following.

They filled applications out on rent spree everything looked good but one brother did have a controlled substance charge 2 years ago which honestly looking back I thought they both had a look in their eyes like they were high on pills or something.

Throw 1 troll like sentence, without substance,  and sit back to see how others react.

The Seller will not further encumber the property.DEFECTS:Seller warrants subject property to be free from hazardous substances and from violation of any zoning, environmental, building, health or other governmental codes or ordinances.

We purchased it as a house hack with the intention of turning it into a sober living/recovery home for men with substance abuse issues.

The business was just recently  raided multiple times by the police for selling illegal substances.  

some things listed on the lease:STORAGE: tenant should only store property tenant owns. tenant should not store any improperly packaged food or perishable goods, flammable materials, explosives, hazardous waste or other inherently dangerous material, or illegal substances. except for tenants personal property, contained entirely on the premises, storage is not permitted on the premises.MAINTANENCE AND REPORTINGF. tenant failure to maintain any item for which tenant is responsible shall give the landlord the right to hire someone to perform such maintenance and charge tenant to cover the cost of such maintenance.G.

@Jay Hinrichs - Risk was high in the sense that it was a grow operation that could potentially have been subject to a federal seizure (Controlled Substance Act) that was an exclusion on the lender's title policy that I took out on the loan.

I feel as though getting a guest on this list is all flash and no substance in regard to RE investing.