We have one 4-family that we purchased in November '16, so our return included a real estate investment for the first time and they had no problem incorporating all the necessary paperwork for it.

At the time they were so we thought nothing of it - we had no follow up questions. 

Obviously if you are renting to section 8 or that type do not let them know anything personal.Middle class or better your decision but personally I have had no issues with my tenants knowing who I am.

Our condo has had no issues in the past 15+ years [since converted from apartment] even with torrential downpours; the only drawback I've personally encountered is the change in temperature during the seasons.

Their lease did contain a lead paint disclosure (I had no information) and they acknowledged.My question is: what am I in store for here? 

@Steven PoolRather than raise the rent immediately to full market, on a tenant that had no intention of leaving,  you choose to spread the increase over 3 months.

haha, ok so that house did sell for 36,900 It had no carpet, the walls had wallpaper that was peeling off of the walls, the fireplace was ripped out leaving a hole in the ceiling Dish washer was from the 70's so did they pay to replace it or did they add new cabinets, water damage in one bedroom walls all ruined in the bath doors, missing, wood paneling, doesn't state it had heat, ac, or hot water heater and judging by the house they are all missing or not work... just going to assume rehab was extensive for such a small house, not one thing in the house was salvageable. ok so purchase price of 36900 plus 15-20k in rehabs.

They were shocked to learn that I knew about that unit, which was significantly smaller, had no pool, had only one parking spot, and was close to a very busy street and next to a 24/7 mini-mart. 

The units are doing great on Airbnb and Booking.com but I've had no success with Vrbo all around. 

We had no idea that they have such strict guidelines.