First off check your deed to make sure the restriction is in there as I have had several that they forgot to put it in thereIf it is in the deed, you will need to wait until day 91 as it would be difficult to obtain title insurance.  

I feel pretty great about my PM, but they obviously run a business, so it's difficult to give one tenant special consideration.

I know the desire to own and hold properties, i share the same sentiment but without cash it will be really difficult. the saying, cash is king, is for a reason because it gets to demand lot of others to its tune...So saying, if your analysis and research proves that you are getting a GREAT deal and that your payment back in the 401k is surely met (unless you decided to pay the early withdrawal penalty and tax) and your risk for any health/life event needs are less to none, then i say go for it...I encourage you to go forth and prosper...but if you are having any second thoughts on your course of action, then HOLD back and save up as much as you can till you are not held back with any second thoughts... just my 2 cents bud...all the best

Unless we know what the original cost it  difficult to understand.Are thee tenants all in place?

Hope i will get help from members because the first one is most difficult to close. 

Sometimes that can be more difficult to understand, especially when you have some agenda you're trying to accomplish and seeking ways around restrictions.Like the sign at the swimming pool, a list of "do not's" it says no running!

lack of credit, little or no equity, lack of seasoning would make for a difficult if not heavily discounted to sell 

I realize this is difficult and cut-throat from what I understand, but please send me down the road.

High crime rates or declining jobs and population make lots of parts of western MA difficult. 

Was the processing difficult or easy?