First of all, I would review the loan docs to see if there is a due on sale clause.

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@Soheil ZarrinYou will need to review your rent control laws.  

I reminded the Director of the fire when we reviewed the current policy but it seems assumptions were made that damage was caused by asbetos. 

I’ve come across a couple that verbally (before actually reviewing the deal in it’s entirety) would do 80%, max 85%.

But I will say that when reviewing applications for new tenants, it's important to consider their sources of income and ability to pay rent during a recession.As far as renegotiating purchase contracts...I think it depends on the deal.

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Please review that policy before you book.

My work experience is construction admin & oversight for land development projects (working with/managing contractors is a big part of my job), reviewing site plan applications for compliance with local and state code, and civil design (mainly stormwater).My question to you all; what kind of career can I transition to where I can use my engineering background to gain real estate experience while still working towards the PE exam?