Thanks @Elizabeth Wilson.Thanks @Mike Dymski and I agree most aren't bragging. 

Hi William, I am seeking PM( Property Manager) in Elizabeth, near the Newark airport.Do you know someone who operates in that area.Also looking to build relation with contractor like yourself who can manage end to end of flips. 

@Kate Elson - for a two family in Queens, NY we were able to spray insulation in the 1st floor ceiling.

If the landlord took money to provide below-market housing to the elderly and disabled and now wants to force them out, he is a giant welfare queen and should be resisted.On the other hand, be prepared for the possibility that the low rent and bad maintenance were the result of bad property management by the guy who died, and the new company is just taking care of things (inspections, maintenance, re-keying, leases, rent increases) that should have been happening gradually over the course of years.

I’m Elliott.I’m being relocated by my employer from Queens, NY to Boston, MA.

I hope these pockets are big enough for me.We have been short term renting two spaces in our home in Queens through Airbnb since 2013. 

I'm getting ready to test out their system, have also considered Speed Queen's proprietary system that they just introduced but the iPhone app reviews seem pretty terrible...

I live in Astoria, Queens, so I’m looking at NYC, but mostly the boroughs.Any advice, leads, guidance is greatly appreciated.

With respect to whether or not this is a good fit for you first deal, I would need to know a bit more about your situation.That being said, I help 4-5 multi-family investors (many of whom are house-hackers) in BK and Queens each month and I have yet to come across a $350K multi-family that was NOT an ALL-CASH deal.

House is worth about $650K, owe $200K in mortgage (purchased at $505K, currently renting out 1 unit and live in the other here in Queens NY.)Current situation:Next multi family property ~$650K$30K cash at handWhat's everyone's opinion on the best way to go about this?