This could open more doors by not having to give the tenants' notice, but letting the units turn naturally and rehabbing one by one.

@Manuel Salce I forgot to mention, this works well near the universities in Bridgeport where there’s already a natural tenancy for separate tenants in each room. 

There are a lot of factors that need to be evaluated when considering multi family (Separate meters, age of roof(s), a/c's, what is age of property, could it have poly plumbing, Chinese drywall, federal pacific electric panels,etc. 

I have also learned that the asbestos is normally in the tile under a vinyl cover so the tile does not exude asbestos naturally but can if it is broken up while being removed.   

City water, electricity and natural gas are at the property.  

Naturally, they get first lien position if it's owned free-and-clear.

Naturally, I moved into the bottom unit as a good investor would do so.

The home has a new roof, water heater, and natural gas connection.  

If the well has no filtration,  the water naturally turns into the issue your having. 

But I suppose the nature of the business most ppl won’t like you anyway regardless.