Value and synergy are far more important, in my opinion.That said, if you prefer someone locally, @Michael Plaks is right in your backyard.If you're open to working remotely, there are a few of us here on BP who specialize in real estate and work with clients nationwide. 

I am looking for a small mf (2-3 units) in queens and brooklyn. please inbox me if you have expertise/network in these two boroughs. I currently live in Brooklyn and planning to purchase to live in one unit while rent...

I've been a contractor specializing in kitchen and bath remodeling for over 30 years.I'm currently in the Tremont area, I'd love to be included if you're meeting up in the area.Thank you,Sincerely,David Rupp

The condo is doing a special assessment of about $4000 per unit that has to be paid in full. 

Reading can always be used as a supplement but it’s important to start taking action and avoid getting stuck in the passive education cycle.

I understand it is a bit of a specialty but c'mon, is being a plumber really all that special?

I would contact an attorney that specializes in evictions or find a and handle this legally and properly.

@Brandon Yuan we have used many brokers who specialize in storage. 

It may mean passing special assesments which not all owners will be able to pay; note that this is more 'predatory' as some may be 'forced' out.Oren

@Andrew Caldieraro there is a lot of stuff that goes in buying a multifamily property and specially out of state ,I would suggest you to invest in yourself before you invest in any kind of property otherwise you could end up loosing your money.I am not trying to scare you away but this is the fact and it is a team work because multifamily is different from single family.