The previous owner passed away and we found out after we made an offer that there was going to be an issue in the courts concerning the estate and executor.

@Joshua Penners  If the tenants have signed previous leases and had uninterrupted occupancy of the property and continue to pay rent per the terms of the previous lease and their actions are consistent with the previous lease terms (for instance you have a $50 late fee in a previous  ease and they pay that now even though technically there is no new signed lease) then just about any court will deem them to still be subject to the terms of the lease signed or not .

I really wanna grow and streamline it and do well financially for freedom.

What are some of the key financial indicators?

As far as I'm aware, commercial lending is primarily based on the financial performance of the property and less on the individual although I would of course personally guarantee the loan.If anybody has some insight on this topic, it would be greatly appreciated.Thanks!

I am 19 years old and I have recently become the newest financial freedom finantic.

We need more space.I'm here asking you guys because none of our family members are financially savvy to our knowledge.Our next move, is this buy our primary home and we trying to figure our the best way to approach this.

In any competitive market, consider Seniors with Long Time Ownership (ready to downsize or transition to assistance) and Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores (FSS).

Additionally, the lot is splittable into 2, 3, OR a "cottage court", which allow up to 8 buildings on the property (this is all confirmed with the city and I consulted with a friend of mine who is an engineer and has drawn up several of these cottage courts and says its feasible). 

I have watched a ton of house flipping shows on television, thought to myself of what it would be like to become successful at it then become financially independent.