I looked them both up, and I would consider the TIC (Tenants in Common), because it I believe I have a clear understanding. 

I am looking forward to learning even more from the BP site but more so from this amazing community.I currently work for a non-profit with a focus on health and wellness, youth development and social responsibility.  

@Michael Kennedy I personally don't know what areas of Louisville where multi family buildings are more commonly found.

Is it common to ask for the rental history of the property to see how full/vacant it has been for the current owner and how do I go about doing that?

DTI is less commonly an issue with investment properties.

Provides that licenses shall be renewed every year using the common renewal date of the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry as adopted by the Director of the Division of Banking of the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.

:)   Not a very common name so I always have to say hello to a fellow Thrasher! 

The reason is not that there are no tenants looking, but rather: A new building is an unknown to tenants, so there are no reviews online and the amenities are a question mark; andDuring interim occupancy, which is when most investors put their units up for lease, the common areas are not yet finished, and construction activities are still taking place in the building; andThere is usually a flood of units hitting the market for rent in a new building, so anyone who choose some nicer upgrades or colours, or who has a better layout, will lease first. 6 - Transportation Anyone noticed that with each year that goes by, it takes a little longer to get around the City?

I am sure there are people with health problems, job problems, divorces, deaths in the family, etc where ever you are.

I am a home health physical therapist and I drive around rural ala alabama all day and know small cities very well that most would not.