Was able to get them all leased with regular tenants.

You might want to check out Buildium (affordable) and then AppFolio (you have to find out if you qualify with 60 units, I think min might be 100 units though).You will need multiple bank accounts.

Last thing - APR cap in NY was 65% last I checked.

Yes, it is a commercial property and it normally is valued off cap rates,  but by checking sale comps, you have an idea of roughly what properties are trading at, and you can work backward. 

You'll defer all tax.For the 1031 you will use all of your regular professionals in their normal capacity. 

If you paid $300k and sell for $850k…If you owned it less than a year, $550k of regular income at full tax rates state and federal.

Try educating tenant on appliance and regular maintenance that needed, such as replacing furnace filter. and make sure communication is done properly in right format, like text messages and then follow up with call, if in need of Maintenace repair.

Please pardon my "verbose - ness" lol warmest regards shannon Hey Shannon, I would check out Zillow for rent comps and just look at what similar units are listed for.

The notice was sent certified and regular mail as well as hand delivered.

@Jay Hinrichs check out Fannie Mae's stock price.