I finished by telling them that if I got one more complaint from either of them about this and it wasn't legitimate that I was going to blindly deny renewing both of their leases when it came to pass.

Almost everything I've come across here passes the 1% rule which is a big reason that this path makes sense for me but this is a gross overstatement of the property.  

I would probably pass (I understand you are already in contract, though) but I understand the excitement and drive to take that first step into real estate. 

Our bank refuses to finance a home that won't pass inspection.

I have recently fulfilled all of the requirements for my RE license (including passing the exam) and I am in the process of looking for a broker to work under.

Additionally I am working diligently to build my sales business and pass on the knowledge and experience I have gained as a real estate entrepreneur to my clients... as a Professional Realtor.

Which would force me to also update the building to get FMR otherwise I'll have to consider renting out for $200/room and that is not very profitable and I think there's a time where it's just too cheap.I think the sub 400k offer is a solid one and I'll have to stick to that 350k range or pass on it. 

And more specifically Florida counties.Florida is a tax lien state, which means several years can pass by before the county may offer the property for sale to a potential buyer.

I don't want to necessarily say fun, but perhaps rewarding in paying that kind of respect to architecture and aesthetics by bringing an old home to life and then passing it on.

Grants pass could be a optionthen there are little towns out of Grants pass..