You do a search and find that a registered sex offender occupies one of the units. 

@Cam Jimmy,If you have enough eligible income and you can contribute the maximum amount of $61,000 ($55,000 if you are under 50 years of age).

One thing you should consider is checking the sex offender registry in those markets, you might be very surprised at what you find.The NEREIA in Chelmsford usually has a PM or two but not anyone I can recommend.  

What happens, however, is it jacks up the rent for each space.Also, I've been using a spreadsheet from BP in my analysis, and am getting stuck with the column entitled CAM PSF.  

Most commercial leases charge water/sewer back to the tenant through CAM charges.

Cam,That is a mortgage question for your local lender that services the state the property resides in.  

Hello,     I'm New to real estate, and was reviewing a new apartment building deal when I cam across the term "Net Deliveries".

My name is Cam and I am new to Bigger Pockets.

So when they say they have 3 big Pits, or are a sex offender, or just got out of jail, etc. 

There are many co-ops in NYC and I've heard plenty of stories about a co-op board rejecting a buyer because they thought they wouldn't be a "good fit" for the building.. these were celebrities usually who the board thought would be partying to much probably but basically any excuse will do other then race, sex etc...