Yes assuming your credit and debt to income ratio are sufficient

You could delay until the property is vacant or seek financial compensation for the inconvenience and potential costs.If the tenants are on good terms with the seller, giving them 30 days to vacate should be more than sufficient.

My brother and I are looking for wisdom, understanding, knowledge, experience and some guidance to aid us in our pursuit of self sufficiency and a good foundation to our family business.

There may be some important information I am leaving out for someone to give sufficient advice,  so please feel free to ask to clarify anything.

I've said it often - if I could go back in time, I'd be self-sufficient with B&H properties and lived in my van before I'd spend good money on a personal residence. 

Though I don't believe consumer prices will ever recede back to pre-pandemic levels, wages continue to increase https://www.epi.org/nominal-wage-tracker/and inflation is receding and we expect a series of fed rate cuts over the coming year, so although this should be sufficient to prevent recession, the reality is that we can't predict this with 100% accuracy.

You're the one who is incorrect.. again.Just in case you needed the definition..Financial independence is used to describe the state of having sufficient personal wealth to live, without having to work.

The basic idea is to Increase the amount of Liability Coverage you have in case you were sued over something covered by another Insurance Policy that didn't have sufficient Financial protection.

Some of those factors can include consideration of tenant paid utilities, but maybe not - if they have sufficient income.

Investors seem to be saying they’re not being sufficiently compensated for risk at current multifamily prices and income levels.