A partner and I began searching, and after coming up empty for 6 months, we were sent this deal by a close friend and ended up closing a month later.

@Ty Coutts I agree it's to high , searching for new lenders or PML , I didn't account for maintenance because it was basically a full gut , everything is brand new. 

I couldn't really find much else in my search.

I did public record searches on all the tenants while I was in the process of buying the building just so I'd know who I was going to be dealing with.

I'm searching for an investor friendly agent in that city.

@Omar Fernandez - you can start by reaching out to some attorneys, NYC is an attorney city so you'll have to get an attorney involved (who usually orders the title search). 

I'd start by refining your search criteria, researching the surrounding markets, and comparing them to what best fits your needs, etc. 

So basically, get an attorney to put my contracts together as the first step, reviewing them with a title agency as the second step, putting the other team members together as the third step, and starting the search for borrowers as the fourth?

However I have used some of apifys scrapers (for non real estate uses) and was highly satisfied with the value for the price: https://apify.com/tri_angle/redfin-search It looks like it’s for listed properties only?

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