These are public record and there is a GIS Database (Portal Catastro Digital y Productos Cartográficos (crimpr.net))where you can access this parcels to see their "Catastro number", owner, area, the assessed value for both the land and the structure for tax purposes and you should also see the date of the last sale and the price.

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For instance some things to look out for are kick out clauses giving them the right to end the lease if sales don’t surpass or average a certain amount after a given length of time, stops on CAM increases, real estate taxes or insurance.

Here are the criteria all Brooklyn landlords I've worked with use:1. good credit (680 and above)2. proof of income (min 36 x monthly rent: $72k/y on a $2k/month apt)The source or type of income is irrelevant.

Then on the addendum, state that X, Y, and Z appliances are provided for the tenants use, but are not included in the lease.

Then show them they'd make y if they sell it EVEN AFTER capital gains.Example:You'd make, 12k per year, 10 years....= 120kSell to me, you'd make (insert number above 120k) after taxes....

5.What services are included in the CAM fee?

5.What services are included in the CAM fee?

5.What services are included in the CAM fee?

I'd like to lay out my plans/concerns and see if anyone has any feedback I ought to be considering.I'm 30 y/o, no debt and about $65,000 in savings (of which I'm comfortable putting about (55,000 into real estate at this point).