As long as you properly screen tenants and set up the lease properly it will work out.

I only buy if it cash-flows now and there is enough delta in the mortgage vs lease payment to whether any storm. 

They did give me leases to look at, but there were some other issues that arose to the point where I was uncertain whether I could make the deal work.Thanks @Ben Day.

(Wholesaling, Lease Options, Subject To, Short Sales, Loan Mods, Wrap Around, Owner Financing, etc.) 

They should have been aware of all of this before moving and hopefully you have the late fee stated in your lease.

Per my realtor, both tenants were on month to month leases, therefore I could move into the unit that needs more TLC, 30 days after closing.I am set to close this Friday, and I got a phone call from my realtor today, who told me she just heard from the current property manager that the tenants in the unit I planned on moving in have a lease unit March 2019, and the tenants in the unit I do not want to live in until January 2019.Here's the kicker... my current lease ends at the end of July 2018 (next month), and I will be out of the country for the first 3 weeks of July.

I have the following clause in my lease..."

I would check your lease. 

Karl,Most agents, over time, tend to specialize to one degree or another so just asking for an agent could get you someone who only does larger (>100K sq ft) industrial leasing (unlikely on BP but you get the point).There are any number of Cleveland area agents who hang around BP but each has their niche.

The leases are sloppy, incomplete and not even sure if actually binding.