Those super expensive skyscrapers won't go to waste...their owners would never let it and millions in tax dollars those buildings generate are vital to city services.

I am sure the language is important and understanding your exit strategies is probably most vital. 

@Alec Hilliard the company was John Vitale Construction LLC.

See the image below.Potential issues buying turnkey:Possibly higher risk - Buying turnkey may preclude you from obtaining vital information on the property.

@Michael Maltais tenant screening is vitally important.

It's vital that you have someone that knows the areas well.

@Stephan Ketterer the problem you're going to run into there is that the owner of the building is not the one paying the utility bills in most cases, it would be the tenant who may or may not have authorization to make modifications to the building, they also might not stay long enough for the upgrade to pay off. 

If people miss 2-3 payments and then get loan modifications but are back to work at the same level of income - I don't think there will be a spike. 

I am reaching out to the Big Pockets Community humbly and full transparency for your knowledge, experience and support.Here are my vitals: the two properties are in my name, the condo is worth over $350K, the row house is worth over $250 both conservatively, they have at least $150K in equity and both are cash flowing very modestly and I have a fico score over 620.I am cashed strapped, had a low credit score, didn't have the knowledge and didn't make the time to move forward.

I'd like to make some minor modifications to that plan and expand.