For example, NYC does require lead free spaces for day care facilities but not residential properties...though building owners must abate any "lead hazards" (e.g., peeling paint)

If I have a list of items I need for due diligence, a) some requiring information to be provided and b) things like inspection of systems and facilities, would I provide that at the time I submit the LOI or at a later time?

What if a new building makes your investment property obsolete because there’s a better facility with comparable rents?

Each building has one oil tank and one boiler. 

Hi all, placing a 11 unit multifamily under contract tomorrow. in college town in Washington county, PA, has 11 units, laundry facility, parking spot for each unit. brick building with gently sloped roof. roof redone 4 years ago, electrical redone 2 years ago. was under very poorly rated PM in area, met the guy when seeing facility and seemed very eager to do the minimum.  

I think its fair to say I’ve been terrorized by insurance companies in NH.For the naysayers: Oil tanks replaced 3 years ago.

Dave Ramsey and real estate investor are usually like oil and water.

They have their own room and shared facilities like Kitchen area and living area.

I'm willing to bet top dollar that college education would be a better bang for your buck than a self-study seminar peddled by someone selling you real estate "snake oil".

Recently I was made aware that she has an oil leak in her car and essentially caused 3 giant oil stains in the parking spots.