Some Physical (General) Inspectors are contractors and can give you limited intuition into the structural condition based on their experience, however, YES, you would need a Structural Engineer.  

Estimated between 1) remote time (phone calls, internet research for prices, materials, etc) and 2) on-location time (any time required to physically be at the property, in an agent's office, meeting contractors, etc)What does an average return look like?

You have to be physically, emotionally, and spiritually changed in order to achieve true success.

Both are minutes away from the in-coming TSMC campus.UNIQUE DESIGNAside from the intrinsically superior location, several of the physical characteristics of the construction and design make Haven at P83 exceptionally unique.

Given that it's already upgraded physically, the rent increases may be the only upside potential to the property.

Once the court hearing happens and if they do not show, which mine usually would not, the default judgement would go in my favor, and they would have a limited time (maybe a week) to vacate or the Sheriff will show up and tenant's belongings will physically be removed by you and/or others under the supervision of the Sheriff.

At this time the tenant unsuccessfully attempted to provoke the property manger into a physical reaction.The request for direct deposit seemed the most harmless.The tenants request was granted and an account# and routing # were provided.However during this time I thought this seems an almost normal request, but why is the tenant so adamant about having direct deposit available and why now after the property manager has made paying rent so easy, including front door service?

Hi @Ray Li,I would get my feet wet by investing in a deal with a proven Commercial Multifamily lead that would allow you to learn everything from LOI, PSA, financial and physical due diligence (walking through every unit with property inspector and lead) every aspect from start to repositioning, to communicating with PM, lender, vendors etc...

Whether the building is amenable to that, I can't say since I have never seen the building or layout; i just assumed that the mention of submetering by the OP indicated that it was physically feasible.

Document all the past complaints you can and then move forward, or do nothing and wait around hoping none of your friendly neighbors takes expresses their displeasure with you in more physical methods.