If they want to rent your property, they can pay a higher price to ensure you don't lose anything during the two months of vacancy.

I want to ensure that I would be allowed to rent out both the SFH & the "mother-in law" suite prior to purchasing the home. 

I want to ensure a smooth transition between owners, but closing on the last day of the month seems a little tricky. 

Having spoken with a local title company they said all the liens judgements and data is done on line and we have access to the same records.

What do you do to ensure your safety if you are renting out a unit/units right next to the one you live in? 

My biggest concern is you actually have a good deal and inconsistent data raises red flags.  

We would calculate monthly costs, rental income, repairs, capital expenditures, etc... to ensure the numbers worked out well and we just got really lucky on this house.

@Colin Johnson, I am looking into this as a strategy as well but am data collecting and analyzing at the moment. 

Data is alot more valuable to a trade than how you charge a customer. 

I have several PMs and vendors in Cleveland that I'm confident in and am thinking of a hybrid model where I run the financials through Buildium on my side and have a point person on the ground to ensure I have total transparency on cash movements.Thanks in advance and I look forward to responses, Jeff