I am simply passing along advice I have received.My guess is that this property is going to turn into a monster and I am trying to help the OP keep from getting bit by it.  

NY is just a monster market so I am broadening my focus to NJ and PA. 

I completed 4 single family BRRRR's last year, and this year I was ready to take the next step to complete a multifamily BRRRR.  This deal was listed on the MLS but was not on my radar until @Travis Wylie texted me th...

I have about a dozen SFR in vegas and they are all in the snout of the map if it depicted a dog or sea monster. :-). 

I’ve seen far too often people changing after divorce and becoming revengeful monsters.

You can also try the major job sites like Indeed, Monster, etc.Most likely you would be starting in a leasing or assistant property manager role.

The robots can make messages for you, but they don't automatically send responses to anyone, which I think would be nice.

Start with market rent and multiply:85% for lineal descendants and ancestors, up to 2 generations90% for brothers and sisters 95% for 2nd and 3rd cousins (2% extra if partially removed)125% for monster-in-law (whoops, mean mother-in law), unless you actually like her and value your marriage, then drop to 50% and count yourself ahead.

Question for any of you who have done university monster houses:  We're remodeling one and need advice on two things:1) a cost effective keyless lock (eg key fob or code) that we could install on each door in the house (presumably for students) and the front door.

I work full time in the auto industry as a robot programmer and have been doing this for 10 years.