Since it is likely your purchase is legal non-conforming with respect to current building codes, any insurance needs to covers reconstruction of the structure to current codes - some policies consider code-related improvements as enhancements to the existing building.I would also closely check the co-insurance provisions, loss of rents limits ($ and time), boiler coverage and general liability caps.A good commercial insurance broker can really help assess the specific risks and you may be able to loop in your other properties under the same general liability coverage if you consolidate with one carrier.

(I have 2 four units on Pleasant St that use 1,800 and 2,000 respectively).

Treat the tenants respectfully and give them reasonable time to adjust to your changes or move.

i do think smart phones are the path to the future, but not tablets. tablets are a toy and people dont use them like they are using phones or laptops. typing on them sucks and people just browse stuff or play games.With all due respect, there is a difference in being in touch with current technology vs observing trends and being prepared for market changes.

The question is pretty simply stated, aspects to consider would fill volumes of books, but simply answered my reply would be when indicated economic conditions warrant with respect to supply and demand. :)

If they're clean and respectful and pay on time, consider working with them if they ask for a pet. 

simple they think you to know it all now.Maybe a big maybe if it is all done thur a lawyer so both parties understand thier respective rolls and you and your husband are in total control.

Remain firm, fair and respectful.

Be upfront and honest with them with your needs, respectful of their time and efforts, and you will have a great relationship.

I do this by being firm, fair, respectful and considerate.