I do not want to stretch into California due to the Landlord laws and taxes. 

I'd try to understand landlord laws in each market - i.e. figure out which markets are more landlord friendly.

Or apartment owners unrealistically view EV charging as a revenue source, though the margins are just too thin.On the ground EV charging for multifamily is practical, even in retrofit, it's just not simple as there are so many options and tradeoffs.  

You may also run afoul of local/state laws against people that contact people in foreclosure to buy their home.

See if it leaks into their unit.Depending on your local laws, even if it leaks, you may not be responsible.

Irvington is very similar to newark, which has very strict laws with regard to rent increases. 

For example in California there is a 10 year structural warranty by law (and shorter warranties for different systems).

The other 50% just don’t understand real estate law, real estate principles, real estate finance, and real estate agency.  

Being kind to your in-laws can go a long way in many areas.  

I'm Mr. boring property law.