A few things I've seen:no rentals under 1 yearowner is responsible for any "disturbances" so if the tenants are loud, etc.. the condo assoc could fine youIn general I'd be more inclined to look for young professionals than college kids as mentioned though if its the only possibility get a lot of $$ up front and make the parents co-sign.

Better check with yours first.Generally pose no threat as long as they are not disturbed.

If you are not disturbing then you don't have to remove it. 

In my initial offer, I requested to allow me to survey current tenants but seller denied under pretext not to disturb tenants.

@Greg Farabaugh were you able to see the property before making an offer or did they say they'd only do showings with an accepted offer because they didn't want to disturb the tenants?  

Don't do anything to disturb lead paint with tenants residing.  

Google voice them with "Do not disturb" enabled.

It is, however, inaccurate and, more disturbingly, incomplete.The tax benefits of business entities are not TAX AVOIDANCE, they are tax liability reduction.

My tenants take care of the lawn mowing and snow removal, never cause any disturbances or have any arguments with each other or the neighbors, and always pay their rent on time. 

Additionally, in this county, there is a rule that if we disturb more than 5000 sf of land, we need to spend about a year in site development review with storm water management, etc.