In addition, Landlord and Landlord’s agents may enter the Premises at any time to investigate potential emergencies.

I’m looking to buy in the pacific northwest and investigating lending options for small multifamily, but larger than 4 units.

@Jason Sung   Rarely have I ever seen FREE foundation warranty work.....they're probably going to charge you something....maybe $100-$200/pier vs $400...Foundation companies around DFW are typically backed up several weeks.....like 4-8 weeks, especially for warranty work..may be longer.Good thing is that Longhorn is reputable.....so they'll probably honor what they promised....One thing I would suggest though if you need to rehab is get someone out there sooner than later to get going.....get foundation fixed, get your sewer and fresh lines checked and fixed and get documentation of that....let it sit for 4-8 weeks to settle in before you start fixing drywall.   

Most people could ask; what would someone fresh out of high school offer but I think you would have a fresh outlook on a younger demographic so you could offer to manage someone’s social media if that’s in your wheel house.instead of asking for people to take you under their wing try and find a need that you can fill to add value to their story.Failure is guaranteed in this business but that’s far better than never getting started and I’m sure most people here wished we got started when you did.

Step 2 - I'll calculate my expected yearly income (based on 100% occupancy) once the units are turned (meaning they're shiny and fresh with tenants paying market rents).Step 3 - I'll calculate my known yearly expenses (mortgage costs, insurance, taxes, management fees, etc. - I actually ignore CAPEX, vacancies, maintenance, etc. as I've never been good at guessing these.  

Adult Protective Services can investigate and, if she needs help, they can get her the resources.It sounds like her daughters aren't the greatest humans.

In other words, they require a lot of investigation into the company on top of the property of interest.

I will be glad to give you a fresh look and even list it for you, if you'd like.

The problem with renting it out is that it's a fresh renovation right now, but won't be in a year or two when it's time to try again. is it possible it will work as a short term rental?

They will nickel and dime you to death putting a bandaid over a gunshot wound, anything to avoid buying a new unit, and each time they send a repairman to put on a fresh bandaid you must pay another deposit fee.They are also super slow to respond to anything, when an appliance breaks you don't have time to wait a week for them to send a technician to the home to verify that it's broke, then the technician goes home and 3 days later he submits his bid to the warranty company, then 3 days later the warranty company tells the technician the bid is no good and he needs to find a cheaper way to fix it.