I read a few years ago about the Detroit area being a good buy at very low prices after all the big 3 problems in the auto industry. 

You're running two sets of books (legally) your auto expense for example off sets those trips allocated to commissions.

Can anyone recommend a good property insurance agent that sells insurance for co-ops (for owner, rentals, liability and auto) in New York City?

The agents are asking for your other business (auto, home, other rentals) because it is a pain to spend half a day writing a vacant land policy to make $55.

You can have a Realtor put you on an auto feed from the MLS.You choose the criteriaZip codesSq footage# of baths# of BedsPrice rangeREO/Short sale/Owner owned etc.Then every property that fits your criteria is automatically sent to you.

There are various sites that auto post, but this is considered spam.

Rents received - expenses (i.e. ad, auto, cleaning, management fees, mortgage int., repairs, supplies, taxes, utilities, depreciation, etc.) = net income or loss.

Investment Info:

Industrial commercial investment investment.

Purchase price: $15,000

Autoshop

Some might say it's too reliant on the auto industry and that might be true but and that might be true.

See if utility company has an "Auto Leave-On" form for Landlords.