I've been avoiding posting, doing my best to scour the forums for answers to basic questions.

. - So, basically whether you want info on house hacking, or syndication, Ben Leybovich is your man lolIt's called House Hacking - find it on Amzon, Charles.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

Another thing to keep in mind should you ever contact an agent is don't contact the listing agent except for very basic information.

I am use to doing basic title searches on my own from my computer.

Until then, as I understand it, my license would be inactive and basically useless.So with my full time job, working for a brokerage just isn't in the cards for me.

Basically saying only MOTHER NATURE knows what will happen when it comes to flooding and just because a property is in or out of a floodplain or more likely flood map doesn't mean that the property could never flood.

So I'll first lay out the basics of the deal... and then pose my quandary..... that felt like an elegant sentence lol. 2 unit building near major medical/college campus'Last 5 sales on street for similar properties- 350k, 350k, 450k, 405k, 505kARV- we'll say 400kSeller Finance TermsTerm Length-5 years, with option to extend 2 more years at 2% higher, 1st yr int onlyPurchase- 235kDown Payment- 15kNeeds: 85k in rehab-mostly exterior and some cosmetic insideTenants currently pay $950(two bed 1 bath) and $740(two beds one bath)-- The owner doesn't use 3 bed rooms upstairs-- he used them for storage.

@Joe Scaparra  Explained it well, so I'm not going to rehash it, but basically what he said is my viewpoint. 

I really don't know more than the basic safety and mitigation approaches for asbestos, but I would look closely at your tenant's overall situation, how reliable they seem, and if they have a history of causing issues.