Look for firms that specialize in commercial or investor oriented sales and/or property management, and if the agent has a CCIM, or CPM designation, all the better.

Had to watch Glengarry Glen Ross as part of my new hire orientation at the very first commercial real estate brokerage I worked for out of college.

Going farther into the Eagle Hill or Orient Heights area would probably be a better appreciation play.

Might make more sense for a growth oriented property where the upside from the sale is the main benefit.

Hello fellow NY Landlords & Property Managers:We are seeking to potentially off-load up to three of our 3-Family Buildings in North/Central Brooklyn NY to a detail-oriented, will-stop-at-nothing-to-do-it-right Property-Manager (maybe one that specializes in 3-family townhomes & brownstones in Brooklyn).

Sending you a DM with specifics for orientation tonight - we'll get it settled!

Section 8 is very nonsense oriented.

You are about to get rug pulled James.

You can be the best nurse in your department, with the most education, most experience, orient new hires, be in charge, have management experience and get paid the same as the lowest performing RN in the department-sometimes less.

My line of work is more oriented toward rural investment, but I wanted to welcome you to the site because it is always great to connect with new investors.Good luck to you in your real estate ambitions,-Kyle