Being that I don't want to be restricted by the fixated price of $75K, should I be looking into other sub-types that I should be looking into instead?

It cant be done legally

One thing I don't like about doing this in NY is that most NY laws are more tenant-friendly than landlord-friendly and that is a concern for me since I personally saw my grandmother trying to evict someone from her apartment and that process taking well over 2 years and thousands of dollars in legal expenses.

And the quote you used are the restrictions for your list.1.

I have been consuming all the great info from biggerpockets for 18months now but this is my very first post and I am excited to get insights, suggestions and particularly legal advice for my situation.I recently got laid off from a company that I had been with for 6.5yrs (since right out of college) and then within a month, they offered me another role which is outside US so I am very excited about the change and new experience.

Agreed, it just assures them it's not for an owner occupant loan, which they legally can not loan on.

For instance, my company builds age-restricted apartments for seniors.

At the end of that 60 day period, am I legally allowed to change the locks on the apartment even if they haven't removed all of their belongings from the unit?

Do not rely on it for legal advice.

@Steve Vaughan Thanks, I checked in my state, it’s legal.