I'll give them a call.

I'll assume you gave them ample warning before they signed the lease that construction was going to be done in the other unit.Most areas have city ordinances for the days and timeframes when construction is allowed. 

I'm sure I'll have many more questions depending on the type of information I get lol.

I'm sure I'll have many more questions depending on the type of information I get lol.

Some lenders, (Like me) will open with total debt bid unless I'm under water and/or I don't want to take back the property for reasons I don't want bidders to know about (Like the foundation is falling into a crevice) so, i'll open at less than market value to entice someone else to bid.

I'm starting to lose my patience especially when I make a fair offer on a house that the offer is supported by half a dozen comps but yet the bank won't budge but then I'll see a better property that was listed for more that sold for half the price...Maybe this is some real bad luck here I do not know.

I'll PM you their contact info.

I'll shoot you a PM with more details because I can't really be looking like I'm selling you something on the forums but figured this was good info for anyone tuning in to the conversation.  

I was looking at buying my first rental property in the spring but my financial situation improved faster than I anticipated and it looks like I’ll be able to purchase by the end of August early September.

I'll try to monitor this thread so I can jump in with any info that would be beneficial to you and the others.