Just closed on a quadplex and I've identified several problem with tenants, that I want to address.

You can send a broker an address you are looking at (or multiple) and have them weigh the differences in rate vs cash flow. 

You would probably have to notify the bank so they have your updated mailing address, but they will not make any changes to the loan as long as you stayed at least 1 year. 

They should have an online map server that allows you to search by address, owner name, etc.

Therefore, the issue ofentry in other cases should be addressed in the terms of the lease.

When he took a look at it, he mentioned that his advice was to try to rent it as is, and worst case scenario if it doesn’t rent then you have to address putting up a few walls and putting hallways in to separate the bedrooms.

The needle I’m trying to thread is getting the roots addressed without having to remove the neighbors fence that is a foot behind the treeAnyone have any suggestions on how best to address this?

My internet provider only allows one account per address so I have to get another line installed in the ADU.

Could add additional $8-10K to the project if foundation needs to be addressed. 

Ideally an Assignment of leases/security deposits/permits/warranties/etc. is executed at closing, along with a letter to all tenants from the old landlord advising of the ownership change and of the new payee/address for future payments.