;age of the building;have there been any updates to the building envelope over the years (insulation, vapour retarder/barrier, fenestration, etc);are the radiators the older, freestanding cast-iron type, the mid-century baseboards, or the more modern flat(ish) panels;are the hydronic heating lines copper, black iron or {red} brass?

I just purchased a foreclosure in Walton, NY to get out of the NYC and need a flat roof. 

I just purchased a foreclosure in Walton, NY to get out of the NYC and need a flat roof. 

Cicero rental property owners/investors, Please share your insight on this dealI have 4700 W 20th St Cicero under contract for $245,000- 2 units: 2 bed 1 bath + 11x6 sunroom- 2 units 2 bed 1 bath + small porch- 1 gard...

He'd prefer equity in the deals instead of flat out payments or a loan, but I don't know what is fair. 

Our informal arrangement is that when we bring him the buyer, at closing he gives us a flat fee, regardless of the purchase price. 

You also might be able to get a management company to work a deal for say a flat monthly payment in this example say $100 flat fee per month. 

i always focused on multiple income properties like Block of flats / MFR , Home and incomes etc. these are much better to support the loan payment then single houses. 

If you can partner with someone that has a contractors license, you may be able to obtain private money or sell the opportunty for a share of the profit or for a flat fee in escrow. 

(Kind of reminds me of Columbus, which is growing even though Ohio has flat or negative growth.)Interest rates are on the rise, which is going to start showing up in the data very soon.