A bit about me: I’m a payroll manager for a restaurant group, where I handle everything from creating policies and SOPs to processing payroll and ensuring compliance with state and federal laws.

Following the laws has been a "process" to call it nicely.

David Greene mentioned that when he does out of state renovations, he likes to leverage property managers to overlook the construction process.

Eviction and foreclosure are two common real estate processes where you always want to use a lawyer from beginning to end.

How many times a year do you go through that process? 

Does anyone have general advice on our approach to this process both in terms of educating ourselves and building our network?

@Fiorella Cardenas would love to be included in the interview process!

I know I just ratified a transaction where I was selling a new build ( not yet built) and the broker representing the buyer had a very high buyers broker agreement that simply does not work for builders and what we have to do to manage the process.

I would like to house hack a property in the city or perhaps just outside the city instead of paying thousands of dollars paying rent with nothing to show for at the end of the year.That being said, is house hacking possible in New York City, and if so, do you have any advice on how to go about the process?

One guy that I chatted with in a Facebook group said that he didn't interfere with their process for the first 2 wks.