Then make a decision if the deal is good enough to continue or you back out of it prior to the inspection objection deadline. 

I currently have a duplex listed for rent, and have been contacted by a relocation specialist trying to place a family that had something happen to their house (don't yet know the details, just told they are working on an insurance claim on it).

I also talked to some multifamily specialist the other day and it was much more intensive to get financed through them.   

I will be looking for a different agent because this one has been very reactionary and does not seem to be the foreclosure specialist that they have been made out to be.

My main objection to this system had been that electric heat is so much more expensive than gas, and that this would be a major problem in attracting long term tenants.  

the new Safe harbor is an objective test.

My objective is to establish a group of colleagues and partners that I can work with and gain knowledge from.

Don’t get blinded by ‘shiny object syndrome’ and you’ll be fine.  ;-)

Investors have different capital objectives.

@Nick Vought if you currently have limited equity, have $1,200/mo. cashflow, and have three more units that need to be updated, consider:What is your investment objective?