It's all the same just more asses clogging up the toilets.

Here, if I were to buy a 2 family for $500,000 putting down 20% is $100,000 out of my pocket to maybe (IF and that's a big IF they paid me and nothing broke,clogged etc.) make a couple of hundred bucks a month ,whereas that same $100,000 in another market could get me into a few of houses,potentially making a few of hundred bucks on each one.Now, I'm in no position to be giving advice seeing as the only property I own is what I live in and I haven't owned an investment property in over 10 years but I would say if you live in or near the area where you're considering buying turnkey and are relatively familiar with it thats a good start.  

Hi my name is Jesus and i want to start my carrier in real estate by obtaining my real estate licence In Phoenix Arizona..But unfortunately I ran into trouble when I was a teenager and got sent to the department of corrections, my question is to those real estate agents or people involved in real estate in Phoenix Arizona, will this felony prevent me from getting the real estate licence...

Imagine if there was an issue, toilets clog and flood with guests there?

But this should be preventable with better screening process?

They are retired and do not want to claim any more income than they already do.Can this be structured in order to prevent them from having to claim income as I repay the loan?

But tax laws are generally set up to try to prevent this scenario, wherein someone took advantage of depreciation laws and earned years of tax-free income, and then tries to profit a second time from the sale of the asset without paying taxes on that asset.

Is that not what a broker system is designed to prevent?

A little mold was mostly concentrated where the walls meet the ceiling and it was right below where the soffit vents are (the vents were also very clogged). 

If so, there should be nothing preventing you putting it under contract and trying to find a buyer.