Are they really littering if you monitor their condition and take them down when you are done?  

Lesson learned...we purchased a SimpliSafe home security system that we can now move from project to project and has only $15 a month in monitoring fees.  

Asking price: $245,000 - reasonable for the areaEstimated Monthly Rent under current leases: $2500.00 - on the low side of the range for the area but the tenant base is long term and stableAnnual Taxes: $5000Annual Insurance - Unknown/information requestedUtilities - Unknown/information requestedBuilding Owner pays for alarm monitoring,electric and water bills - have asked for monthly cost averages but do not have yet.Individual tenants pay their own internet and phoneDescription: 2400 sqft, brick building with a 10 space parking lot, good location Known upcoming repair is HVAC for the downstairs (est $5k), upstairs HVAC has already been replaced.Thank you for your time as well as your opinion on this deal, recommendations for additional questions, additional information etc. 

Hi @Jonathan Twombly, Thank you for the information, I am also looking around outside of nyc, Albany also in our monitor list. 

@Nehemias Ponce It's not a requirement to monitor it -- there are automated tools like Lending Robot that will buy the notes for you within seconds of when they're released.

I happen to notice many forums from successful investors using brrrr from Texas lol I have it on my keyword so im always learning and monitoring the brrrr from all the forums .

I'm using Mint to set budgets and monitor all my spending. 

So from this I've learned that no matter how comfortable I get with a contractor, I need to constantly be bidding out jobs (admittedly I was getting lazy on this part) and constantly on the worksite monitoring quality. 

Places to find that information would be the Census Bureau, The Bureau of labor and Statistics, The Milken Report and the Glenn Mueller Market Cycle Monitor.

I have set up my key word search and have been monitoring new posts.