Reason being is to be able to use my own capital to acquire more deals, like you mentioned.

It doesn't have a ramp, handicap accessible bathrooms, or other new commercial building requirements that are typical.The lease that I've offered them says that they are responsible with complying with any ADA requirements, but they want me to be responsible. 

Will need an agent for mls access.

We've had the same tenants the last 18 months.Rent: $1,350/monthMortgage, Ins, taxes: $960/monthOur initial plan/goal was to acquire properties and hold them for long-term (20-30 years+) to essentially have the tenants pay for the mortgage and we would make a decent cash flow profit annually and then eventually have a solid asset (trying to diversify investing, e.g. not having everything in retirement accounts/stocks)Just recently the A/C had some leaks and is pretty much on it's last leg and needing a replacement (quote of ~$8-$9,000 installed + fixing leaks in duct work).

In most states it is public record and can be accessed on the tax site. 

Up to you how you’d like to proceed.Let me know what would be the best way to access the inventory you recommend and we can go from there. 

Can you acquire a house in Detroit for under 10k?

What would you tell your younger self on day 1 that you started working on a MF acquisition that you either learned the hard way, avoided by luck, or triumphed over.For instance:I was listening to a Rod Khleif podcast and heard someone mention a strategy for raising rents and keeping the tenants on a property they acquired.

He is experienced and frequently has access to off market deals.

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