Hope rental person(s) for this occupants does well as being tenant, and the rest of outcome for yourself future opportunities this property...!

And the rest of Eva's post is spot on.

Vacancy rates are very low and I don't now how they compare to the rest of the state, but they are very low.  

There's more to it, but the rest is just supporting numbers that turn that "leap" into a short walk.

Tanisha - I just wanted to welcome you to BiggerPockets like the rest of the gang!

The rest of my properties are all single family.

I am an ultra successful real estate investor, rather than go back and forth replying to erroneous comments they only one I will respond to is by Mike's and the rest I will take a pass.

Trying to put together about $750K which would represent approx 25-30%, rest in debt.

Here is a recent Blog post that deals with a building inhereted from a burnt out LL and the poor quality tenants they placed.Tenant-or-a-professional-bum/Post your notices immediately (seems you did that), charge all your stipulated fees so they understand rent comes first, and if one of them makes it to an eviction get them out even if they come up with the money.When the rest see one get the boot the rest will straighten up.Also if there are no leases in place or they're expired then re-screen everyone and give notice to the ones that don't qualify.

It's literally free money for the rest of your life, yes you paid into that by working hard hours now, but its a really good deal, there are very few jobs that have a comparable retirement option anymore.