My advice is get your feet to the fire.I agree , if numbers make sense now, then chances are it may get better in future if I can re-finance it . but I am looking at almost half of CoC that people say to expect.on my first property I am getting around 7.8 % CoC and on this If I get numbers right , it is 4.9This is what is confusing to me whether I should go for it or drop it , Considering CoC.Other than Location is good, Property is good  

If you buy a turnkey property you have very little chance to force appreciation  so you have to wait and pray for values to increase (not good).When you run your numbers in AC remember to leave wiggle room for flood insurance most of AC needs it and increase your turn over budget for when tenants move out. 

You have to weigh that option and the higher the potential returns from the sponsor the greater the chance of losing it all.

Most traders are now pricing a 100% chance of rates being cut in or by September.

There's a very good chance the issue(s) you face have already been discussed and answered.Ask questions in the appropriate forum.

So, the chances of me spotting a construction issue or deferred maintenance problem that a trained professional (who I hire) wouldn't catch are pretty slim. 

I’m grateful I didn’t, because I saw in the cancellation policy that they would close all credit they opened for you (which would harm your chances of upping your personal credit limit).

Many people say that you have to choose auto invest to have a chance to get them (and you have the chance to decline if they don't match).

Originally, I didn't use service contracts, but with the cost of labor in NYC, it's far safer to use a service contract than to take a chance that nothing happens.

There's a very good chance the issue(s) you face have already been discussed and answered.Ask questions in the appropriate forum.