Was already in great condition.

Since then I’ve gotten married, and found out that my wife has a serious and urgent health issue.

Depends completely on the condition of the property.

Most buildings that i've been finding right now are not accepting FHA financing due to the either the condition of the property OR because there are tenants residing the entire building. 

The tax assessor started asking me all sorts of questions about the current condition of the property (what renovations had we done, did we have any tenants, did we plan on having any tenants, etc). 

For that matter most owners toss it too but you are more likely to at least get it to the right person.As for financing, it will depend on how much time you have, the condition of the property, and what your budget is.  

When buying a property, you might consider a warranty if anything that would be expensive to replace is in questionable condition.

i like my main job in the health field but i'd also like to live a little and travel (i want to travel the world before i'm physically not able to anymore) without worrying about my patients or answering tenant calls. i currently own 5 multifamily properties i purchased from 2009 to 2013 and they are all free and clear.

But, in the market conditions during my period of getting to $25K and then to $100K, I found this to be true. 

Here are a few other things outside of what i listed previously (scope of work, payment schedule, deadlines, and what is due on completion) .Work hours & conditions- aka if they are doing work on a occupied property, I don't want them there at 5AM or 10PM.