don't know but since I was talking to the guy and your name is a tad unique I just happened to pop on this thread and saw that.. 

The property itself is fairly unique with a lot of great features so I am not too concerned (hence why I am acquiring it).

For instance, if you are looking for an owner occupied multi family find an agent that has gone through the process with a client and been through the different aspects that are unique to buying that kind of property.

I originally was planning on buying a house just as a residence, but after listening to the Bigger pockets podcast and reading Rich dad poor dad, I want to make a smarter investment.I am in a unique situation because I work for the police department and my primary residence is required to be in one of the five boroughs or Long Island.

Or cash isn't a good idea if you are trying to scale and have employees.The only online payment we have that has zero (or nearly zero) charge back is our QR code system where they go take cash to something like a CVS, show them their unique QR code, and the cash automatically shows up on their tenant ledger.

Then go to a home goods store and charge about $1000 of staging decorations—pillows, Knick-knacks, fake flowers and plants, throw blankets.

Bridgeport is unique due to its geographic location and low barrier of entry for multi investments.

AL has unique laws, supposedly you get reimbursed for the “value” of the improvements.

No, this is not an unusual or unique opportunity, you just need to know what you're doing - like with any area of real estate investing - and you MUST know your real numbers.Good luck to you!

Is it unique?