I am good with finance and in determining if something is a good deal on paper, just need to get hands on to see how the process would entail.

In the end multiple lawyers told me that the agreement we had wasn't worth the paper it was printed on.

I wish I had more information to give other than his dad is 86 and doesn't remember what he signed or where he put the papers.

Check the county paper..

Howdy @Ben UngerI don't use that  calculator (I still like pencil and paper for initial analysis).  

Sounds nice on paper though.2.

Lansing doesn't have your standard "good and bad side of the railroad tracks" layout.  

I was wondering...is there some proven science behind using letters printed on yellow paper?

Assuming they will actually move out on the 31st, you'll want to them to sign a bunch of papers confirming that they are in fact leaving the property, etc.

If so, search BP on that topic.But my guess is that if you live in one unit and can't hear any problems (and the tenant on the other side can't either), there may not be a building issue (it may depend some on your layout, however).