Just treat it as a business, keep the properties well maintained, and address any serious concerns brought up by tenants, and you should be fine.- Tom

Also from my experience in SLC you the home owner are still responsible for the water and sewage (this may need to be included on your rents) I'm not sure what the rules are up there in cache county but keep that in mind as well.Currently being a landlord there are many things to keep in mind when investing in multifamily please feel free to reach out to me if you have additional questions or concerns.

If you are looking to generously donate your time and knowledge, its sale price should be of little concern to you.

I'm leaning toward hiring the specialist but I'm concerned that if I change I might hurt the relationship with the initial broker. 

While having an established business as a tenant is generally a good thing, my concern is the fact that it has been around for 20+ years. 

Most investors are primarily concerned with the person, then the deal.The challenge is that you are working under a challenging restraint.

You can have many SFH addresses or just a few with apartments. 

(vii) Any deductible portion of an insured loss concerning the Building or the Common Areas.

My main concern is paying back my investors ASAP.

However, when I called the post office I was told I could not get a residential-type address for this building because its intended use was a daycare center.