Use the FOIA (Freedom of information Act) and request from county tax collector's office.Copy of the payor's check would be ideal.

Ideally a person who is willing to have coffee, dinner with or wants help managing units for while I live in their portfolio.I am a construction manager in Manhattan and build high rise buildings.

So I went over to the neighbors and asked if I could buy a 7.3'x100' area I need, which ideally sits right behind a fence they built separating their beautiful property from this dilapidated one.Good news is they are open to it.

So getting all of this done before winter would be ideal! 

Ideally, I would fix the foundation, add the in-law, and sell for positive ROI then redeploy out of state.

Ideally, I'd like to be able to change the rules moving forward right now since we have a vacant unit that we are renovating, but I don't want to remove an otherwise good and paying tenant to do so before they are ready to leave.I had wondered about what @Johann Jells had mentioned, but I wasn't able to find anything in our Landlord/Tenant laws to either confirm or deny it.  

You have to live at the property for an undefined period of time, this is ideal for small multi-family as you can acquire the whole building with no cash down, live there for a while and still rent out the other units.

I ideally like Multi Family rentals for the scalability to fit my long term cash flow goals quicker, but I do analyze occasional deal for single family homes if they hit my metrics.

Ideally we would like something that accommodates us (two separate units within a structure- rather than one as it was set up) and, ideally, also gives rental income too from a rented part of what we invest into.

Ideally, you want to refi and pull all or most of your cash out.