i have a property that i need to get accurate comps this is my first deal so i want to make sure these comps is right

My Realtor suggested that we look at obtaining insurance first, and then aim for the mortgage.  

The plan (so far): Pre- Q3 2019: Reach $130K in assets ($70K liquid)Q3 2019: Move from the west coast to NYC.

Obtain home w traditional financing and put ~ 80-100K renovations.

then 100 a month in my mind never worked .. and will never work.. long term in these asset class'sgive me 100 a month in historic areas of reasonable appreciation and tenants that actually pay on time every time and don't trash houses.. then yes you controlling a valuable asset that can realistically be put on MLS and turned to cash in 30 to 60 days without being hammered by a local wholesaler or investor who will never over pay and just wants a screaming deal or they wont buy them. so if you buy for 100 a month and the locals who are in tune to the market will only buy if they can get 200 a month and if rents are basically static which they are in most of these markets.. what has to give is your equity if you need to exit.. or wish to exit..

From what I know, the common process of financing in the real estate development is like this:https://cdn.corporatefinanceinstitute.com/assets/p...But what if a junior developer who has less job experience in this field than any others and is trying to develop a huge scale of townhouses?

Are you referring to Property Management or Asset management?

I would like to build assets to create a solid passive income stream that can replace my 9-5 income. 

Protect yourself and your asset, a few minutes per day, until it's leased, to direct emails and coordinate with applicants is worth missing a month of rent.

I think the market will be bracketed by Rents.. if rents do not move up with the asset values.. investors will not pay more for a given cash flow..