. - You want a separate shell LLC (one that doesn’t hold any asset and is barely properly capitalized), to use for all public interfacing, contractors, tenants, payments, rents, rehabs, repairs, etc.

Note, of course, that this opinion is coming from a place of the very limited information you supplied in your original post but on the face of it living for $1500/mo in a decent neighborhood seems decent to me.That said, I would encourage you to look at this more long term.

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There is a negative effect.when all three are faced with eviction, she’ll sign. 

Also the DSCR ratio at 7% cap rate is barely above 1.

I try to avoid this neighbor due to lots of activity of cars coming and going all weekends and week evenings.After much effort and skip tracing I was recently able to locate the out of state owner of the property on the side and promptly sent another certified letter as earlier mentioned.The big problem I may face soon is if I sell this property I may face issues from the buyer or buyers insurance company regarding these trees overgrowth,Short of me digging in my pocket and paying for tree service there is also the issue of contacting the owners requesting permission to access the trees for trimming.

What are the most common challenges faced by multi-family property owners in Jersey City, and how can I prepare for them?