Hi everyone,
I'm amateur and passive in real estate game and am looking for some guidance on how to best leverage my current assets to grow my portfolio. 
I work in the tech industry in NYC and currently own two ren...

By educating yourself, planning carefully, and leveraging the expertise of professionals, you're setting a solid foundation for a successful rental property portfolio.Feel free to ask any questions or seek advice as you embark on this exciting journey as I am a loan officer.

Dump it seems to be the first thought here- but from your post it looks like you are seeking the unicorn solution here.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

Insurance cannot cover the kind of damages you seek because every landlord would buy it and rent to poor quality tenants willing to pay the highest rents at no risk to the landlord.

Before diving in, I'm focused on building a solid knowledge base and seeking advice from experienced investors like you.

There are also various Excel templates available that can help you track expenses, income, and more.Networking: You're already on the right track by seeking connections within the Bigger Pockets community.

While it's true that I am generally much more likable than you I receive no special treatment from the mods here at BP.

If you're seeking a reliable income stream, checkout Cleveland.

This is a grind for sure, but you will thank your future self 5 years down the road when you actually have control of your time (which essentially is the reason people seek financial independence).