I pulled up some of the disclosures on a couple of properties a few blocks north and they noted that their properties flooded twice.

I have never rented in Hoboken but it is difficult to ignore all the "for rent" signs on every single block lol.

My understanding is that whole blocks are vacant.

I recommend starting with reading "Investing in REITs" by Block. 

It is a short walk to the M train with easy access to Brooklyn and Manhattan and 1 block away from express buses to NYC.Each 2 bedroom apartment was renovated in the last 10 years and all are in great condition.

It's not the prettiest thing but throws off decent cash flow for the investment.The property is just under 3 acres with 6 leased lots with tenant-owned homes and a 2/1 block building. 

As I mentioned, the condo association docs don't prohibit it, but they still may try to block it and get lawyers involved.

My goal is to buy up the block and surrounding blocks. 

I haven't noticed too much attention on Vegas specifically here on BP, but turnkey is one of the most commonly discussed topics.I don't know much about Vagas but I've been around the turnkey block many many times.

Six other small things like working smoke detectors, and replace windows here and there2) 2009, $0.00Code 169017 - Repair or replace house drain to receive and convey discharges from plumbing fixtures to sewer.3) 2013, $0.00Code 169017 - Repair or replace house drain to receive and convey discharges from plumbing fixtures to sewer.