You should probably hire a professional (lawyer or consultant of some sort) to take a look at everything and outline your options for you. 

You will definitely want to get residents on the new lease agreements so that you can manage the park in a professional manner and enforce rules.

No reason to give away the farm if that’s true.

I spoke to my other two tenants below her who informed me that they do not have a roach problem in their apartment so problem is clearly this upstairs tenant.I told her i would have a professional exterminator come to her apartment and have it sprayed.  

True,i make no claim to be an iconic Creative investor of the dimension of a Kessler,but i do get his point:anything is possible if you dare to believe it possible.My seller,who is honestly,a congenial man,reassured me that he is open to doing business as long i could provide proof of funds.

I graduated College in 1996 and got my first professional job in 1996.Then I said to myself..... who do I really want to get rich?

I accepted it the first time but then rejected it after that and plainly told him it wasn't professional to accept gifts from tenants when I'm working for the Landlord because it could create a conflict of interest.

May only be true with community banks that are keeping the notes in-house.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?