They're definitely willing to help outJust like any other industry/occupation, REI has its plusses and minuses.

Hello Biggerpockets community, I have recently put a triplex under contract that very well may be my first persona property. The property is a 2,400 sf Triplex located in Springfield, MO. The site is in a phenomenal l...

But the first thing is to determine the root cause of the building's current occupancy status.

Getting rid of the stoves remedied the fire risk, heavy duty cooking and cleaning.6) Room are single occupancy only. 

Not just that, she came in practically at the price it should be if it was in very good condition and being sold to owner occupants. 

There are no "ifs" anymore, it's already happening: https://detroit.curbed.com/maps/detroit-constructi...Rental rates are at a consistent 90+% occupancy. 

Without checking the comps yet, I'm inclined to believe it will since the building has had 98%+ occupancy for the recent history , similar to local occupancy rates, and the mechanicals and building envelope have all recently been updated, I believe there's some room for increases with some cosmetic updates. 

As the renegotiation date approaches, some landowners will inform the occupants how much the lease will be bumped up to. 

Technically, the tax rate is the same on owner-occupied and non-owner occupied, but an owner occupant receives a rebate on the provincial portion of the property tax (between 40 & 50%).

Do you happen to have stats on the percentage of owner occupants in the neighborhood you bought in?