I took the risk of buying it, knowing that the pool of buyers were going to be smaller given the fact that the house had an upside down layout, meaning, all the social area was on the main floor and all the family room and bedrooms were in what you could consider the basement.

Here is what they have listed on their site for their pro plans...Fast access to key rent metrics, including: Average Rent Median Rent Percentile (25th and 75th) Map View Sample Size Sample RadiusAND THEN THIS...Sample listing details: Rental Listing Prices Size (square footage) $ per Square Foot # of Bedrooms & Bathrooms Last Listing Date Quick links to Google Search and Street ViewBut it does not clearly show that they'll tell what people are currently paying as far as I can tell at the moment.

One bedroom was empty. 

The property is a duplex with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath on each side.

Pulled actual taxes history, and got an insurance quote so my numbers would be as close to reality as possible.I pulled up as many sales as I could find in the area going back 2 years for similar units (2 bedroom/1 bath) and found average price is $37,500 per unit.  

Put in a little sweat equity - remodeled the kitchen, master bath, and master bed rooms and fresh paint throughout.

One bedroom, One bathroom.

The building has three floors, the third floor houses the bathroom and bedroom of the second floor 2nd unit. 

I would plan for it to be atleast 2 bedroom so I could somewhat househack while I start to remodel for a flip or rental property.

So long as you have ample reserves I'd continue with the closing.