ill be renting by the bedroom btw.I hope im not over thinking this lol Thank you so much for any advice and information you guys can give me,-Emillio

Ill try those sites.

Keeping $300k captive with a near-zero return seems ill-advised to me.  

Its a two properties (in 1900s) and the offer now is 275k and they will take care of knob and tube.Anyone know how would approximate be to:1) put chimney flue ( I asked and it will be 2.5k each)2)do knob and tube rewireing (i heard it will be costly around 30k, but I asked the seller to take care of this otherwise ill walk away)3) change furnace (4.5k$)4)pluming (I checked its around 3k$)and asbestos (not sure if I should do anything for the asbestor) ( will take 5k max), all houses here has asbestos, so as long as its stay and no one touched then we are good and if the fixes is easy by putting just tape.What do you guys think about this deal.Overall rent will be around 2900/month

@Tom Plyler They gave their reasons why they don't think it's a good idea, so don't expect them to give you language for something that they believe is ill advised. 

I have Company debt about 75 units and personal debts 5 SFR, 7 Condos ,4 commercial buildings and building 17 track homes so I have construction loan debt. lets saw I passed Russell by good sum. 1) I am not scared ill borrow till they stop giving me2) all of my properties cash flow 3) I don't have a salary 4) yeah I might be crazy, let just say when I was 21 this was before the big crash my debt to income was about 70% but I build a lot of good equity and thankfully I sold a lot before it crash and rebought double during the crash. now I try to add 35 units to my multifamily portfolio yearly and try to put the less amount of my cash down.

Ill spend some time on the phone and circle back to this post. 

@Matthew Rolf thanks for the info, ill keep it in my back pocket.

Would love to discuss more ill pm!

In the eyes of the state, denying rental to a mentally ill person who needs an emotional pet is akin to denying rental to a physically disabled elderly individual because they need a cane.Denying rent to a person with a verified disability that requires them to have an emotional support animal, based on the fact they have a 'pet', can land you in a heap of trouble.Also, you usually can't charge deposits, fees or rents for the emotional support pet unless it's for reasonable accommodation (doggy door and etc).