I guess you could say, "it was luck" when he got fired from Dean Witter (don't know why), but at least, he is not losing any more money for any of my family.It takes a very special type person to risk their clients' money and still get paid when their clients lose money.

I had friends on the middle floor and top floor and both were willing to pay more not to live on the ground thinking it was a safety reason. 

Now, if I had a #2 sticker laying around I could have slapped it on the door right then and there and they would have been fine with it, but it was a lesson learned for me.

Lessons learned?

Ductwors is shared as the house is currently a single family home.I will be tearing all many interior walls and all the ceiling between the first and second floor units for sound proofing and fire-proofing.I figured a High velocity system would work if I stuffed 1 unit in the basement and another in the attic.

Supposedly current on rent according to the spreadsheets the sellers agent sent me.The house had a fire in the attic before the previous owner ever bought it, so some of the wood there is charred.The concerns are:-Do I trust their spreadsheet as proof the tenants are current on rent?

Ask yourself why you want to buy turnkey in some random area when you can buy a condo near you which provides many more safeties over and above a turnkey.

My name is Diego and I got into Real Estate Investing last year after I got out of the Navy and COVID came and taught me a lesson of how financial independence was truly under spoken about and not emphasized throughout my Naval career.

@Surya Ghatty the rental market is on fire right now but I would double check with the HOA that rentals are allowed. 

I don't see anything hitting commercial as far as usage goes until your building requires fire suppression systems.