If at all possible, take video of the inside of each unit.

Maybe you could take a video with your phone and post it on the forums for suggestions.They say a "picture is worth a thousand words" for a reason.

Whether I am licensed or not, I would buy it sub2, get the deed, see an attorney, and video the seller as to knowing the risks of the due on sale clause.Then I have options as to rent it, lease 2 own, or sell it.

I was just randomly reading a site and read that in Washington state if you want to sell a flip property you need to have a contractor certificate or you have to hold on to the property for a year before selling it.

If you're going to do a video, then don't use a camera from 1970.All investors look at different criteria.

or a ROFR.Now find a real estate attorney that works with multi family.Understand Dodd Frank with owner financing.On my bog there is a video on sandwiches. http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3-reiskills-and...

@Kendall Bond I looked at your site and watched and labored over the video that took 11 minutes to show me how to use the search function. 

In the following videos he speaks with two members of the Ohio State Board of Commerce Real Estate Division.

Yes it's a real product, google it and watch a couple of videos on how to use it.  

I thought I'd share this video with you.So the other day I made a yard sign that I am planning to use at the house I am buying.