I am going to do more research, followup, and investigating and let you know how it goes.

Anyway on the one side I investigated I confirmed that the concrete footing is cracked in the middle, and it slopes out to the corner.

If your state also has income taxes, that is another complication to investigate.

I want to be smart about this so I am going to be cautious in my investigation and actions.

They left me no forwarding address or updated contact information because they are on the run from the law due to 2 investigations I have no information about and a check fraud investigation.

I'm going to investigate my options when the Spring comes.

You will never be successful if you spend all your time investigating the claims of every applicant.

We would most likely hold title in an LLC which we are 50/50 owners of.Since the terms of the loan my partner already has are good, we are investigating if there is a way to add me to the title (or put the property under the LLC) without obtaining a new loan.From my limited knowledge and initial reading, it seems like adding a non-family member to title can initiate the acceleration clause where the loan would be due.Any input is appreciated.

Just choose the area on the right that represents the region you are investigating, choose State/Metro/Local Comprehensive Housing Market Analysis from the tabs in the middle of the page, and then drill down to the area by state. 

I can't let the problem go unresolved because it would affect my tenant.It got so bad that when there is a problem in unit B along or close to that common wall, that tenant would talk to my tenant (who may not even be experiencing the problem on his end yet) to call me to come out to investigate because "his landlord is hopeless".Yet this is totally unfair to me.Any thought on how to handle issues like this?