So far, I am looking at services offered by "investor oriented" paralegals ($90 to $150); however, I don't see any kind of job warranty and that make me nervous.Should I better go for the services of a Tittle insurance company that may also issue an insurance commitment ($300+)?

I would orient to that generally speaking - what is the norm for the neighborhood. 

In general, I will always tend to do stairs myself because it's the kind of detail-oriented rehab work that's a no-win for contractors.

You are about to get rug pulled James.

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

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

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).

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.

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

I was just asking someone the other day if they knew of any good RE groups in StL. lol I'm a member of the MERIA on the IL side, but I'm looking for a more growth oriented group to network with.