@Mitchlyn DavisAt least in our MLS systems here, financial info is usually posted and is easy to share with an potential buyer.  

If they plan on renewing they get the convenience of new AC if not you can install the system during your vacancy and your new tenants can just sign a lease for a higher rent (for the AC upgrade) assuming your market commands it.IDK what how big your units are or the building but if they are small enough and space is limited you might consider a Mitsubishi split.

Hi All,I just completed my first BRRR and before I add another R to the acronym, I wanted to point out one thing to be aware of using this system.

They should of deducted the leasing fee from the rent and then showed you had a remaining balance with them.They may be operating on a different property management software system and have to do things differently.You need to have a good understanding of your management agreement agreement with the management company. 

Companies that specialize in servicing mortgage loans, particularly troubled loans, provide an important service to the mortgage finance system.

The property was built in 1999, but the seller has said they have completed remodeling each unit, some newer water heaters & appliances have been replaced, believes the roof is original along with other systems.  

Great stuff to think on, I have a lot to learn!

Investors buy multiple houses by building systems. 

@Guy Gimenez I guess I got a lot to learn but I'm up for the task..... can you  direct me to where I could  learn  how to put a good contract together

When we get maintenance requests or any other kind of tenant complaint, it goes through the Buildium system and gets attached to a particular tenant.