Still some Sandy houses sitting waiting for rehab, too.

Since their lease is almost up I would wait and give notice to non renew.

@Jake Fugman Neither broker mentioned a cap.

Regarding, the Partnership, do you have a percentage in mind based on the variables mentioned?

I'm waiting for a pre-approval letter to finance a single family right now. 

As mentioned above, how are you going to handle the call on Tuesday night that something isn't working or the drain is backing up? 

I had never heard of "house hacking" before, but it was mentioned in the first episode I listened to, and knowing that was already the strategy in my head, I figured I need to learn all I can about this approach!

You will not be able to purchase it directly, so please don’t try or atleast wait until the end of their contract.

I will be attending some meet-ups in my area in the next few weeks and am currently doing the mentioned search on BP for local agents.

If I buy a property built before a certain year that currently has tenants in it, I cannot raise there current rents beyond the allowable increase for the year(3%-4%)  I would have to wait until any of the units becomes vacant to raise rents to current rent rates.Is this correct so far?