Also, the car seems like one of the worst cases of poor planning in recent history. 

The worst thing you can do is have a good situation then go in and mess it up for no good reason.

February isn't the best time to find tenants, although it's not the worst either (Thanksgiving>Xmas is).

What's the best and worst part of living there.

It was the best worst decision because I lost everything, but I learned so much in a condensed amount of time. 

With only one can for regular garbage, it's a lot heavier than separated out to 3 cans if each tenant handles their own, and I no longer have cans, some with hardly any garbage in it, blown over and worst still, into the street.These triplexes normally come with one driveway, so the guy that handles garbage usually gets it for free if he sweeps the sidewalk.

However, I’m not finding the information I need and I’m thinking about just approaching the owner and asking- worst case scenario, they say no...then we move on!

Our worst yest had about a $100k annual disparity between P&L and tax returns.

Many times they will claim it's wonderful and then try to hide their worst deals by only showing completed deals.

I can see where we are looking at worst case scenario but I would rather worry about it now and get it ironed out than wait for a problem (which might never happen...).