The firm should be specialized in rental only locally in Brooklyn or queens and the firm should be big with at least 10 computers to show clients that they are expert and their sensitive documents are protected.

This works OK for relatively static and simple investments like a private placement or crowdfund, but can become rather cumbersome and expensive with a more time sensitive and transaction intensive asset such as a rental property.

Any such work requires a very robust analysis that uniformly includes sensitivity assessment of RISK.

You may have to work for free or at low cost to the small company, as they will be very sensitive to cash flow and costs.Get a mentorThis is the single most important part of the advice in this article.

Forgive me for not understanding this difference...Also, I'm sorry if you think this is shameless self-promotion and can see how you would view it that way, but perhaps you're zeal to prevent marketing can sometimes interfere with informational exchanges and my thought is that it is perhaps a touch overly sensitive, but I will certainly keep that in mind on further posts, thank you for the advise.

I recommend building your own as well.One thing to consider once you build a calculator is to do sensitivity analysis.

Regardless of the system they are temperature sensitive, so you have to treat them like a computer.

Do you mind sharing specific/rough pricing for such calls: 1) small things like a drywall patch, 2) to bigger things like a furnace/water heater repair, 3) time-sensitive things like a burst pipe or water-heater out, 4) anything else. 

As your commercial real estate portfolio grows and your loan balances grow with new acquisitions, lenders become more and more sensitive to your liquidity position when you are filling out Personal Financial Statements. 

I later learned that is was only for one person and that there was a restraining order between the two of them, though they were allowed to be be in contact.