Because you're dealing with buyers, you can unload the assets and skip the painful process of managing in NYC.Our state legislature and governor are in agreement that they will make it even harder to be a landlord in this state.

@Adrian Beltran There are A LOT of pain points with on market. 1) you work with a normal realtor who often (not always, but often) doesn't know much about investing2) you're flooded with hundreds of properties, most of which are not a good deal3) the properties that are a good deal you've got to get to quickly, because many many other investors are looking too so you've got to pull the trigger ASAP to beat those investors4) ASAP meaning you can't properly vet the property.

lmk what are your PAIN POINTS that are on your to do list that you wish you pass over to a nerd like me LOL To take care of it all behind the scenes while you get to do what love to do most !! 

A sole proprietor or corporation... lmk what are your PAIN POINTS that are on your to do list that you wish you pass over to a nerd like me LOL To take care of it all behind the scenes while you get to do what love to do most !!

The place you can assign locations to line items is in ledger entries, which is a pain, they're not easy to work with and I find don't have good visibility and each month I have to remember how I did it.

I can't imagine other investors were so lucky.It's painful to watch all of my hard work be destroyed by a company who doesn't care.

However, it was not always like this, and I actually graduated from college in the peak of the recession, and I remember like it was yesterday all the growing pains. 

If I were to take the time and pain and pay the $5k to bother refinancing to max leverage they would have neg cf of about $200 per month.  

Class C properties are a pain in the behind.

Big pain, the old management gave my name and number to all tenants, so a lot of them have been calling me as oposed to the property manager.