@Karalyn DuncanEntering the real estate investing game with limited capital is a common challenge, but there are several strategies you can explore to overcome this hurdle.

Then think about putting extra things for safety such as lights that turn on when they sense movement or an alarm system.

Hey @Jackie Mcmorrow - I'm a broker and investor based in NYC, I've done deals in Westchester and can talk about whether or not co-ops make sense for you. 

They will state their plan for the secured debt which for the most part will be one of three options, 1) Reaffirm (rare) or, 2) surrender (Common for cars, not common for homes unless there is no equity) or, 3) "Pay and retain pursuant to contract (Which means i want it but i'm not reaffirming it).  

Lawsuits have been common over the past 2-3 years after the freeze. 

If you can make now what it would take you to make 10 years of cashflow, does it make sense to sell? 

Feel free to reach out if it might make sense to look at some of those options 

It’s common courtesy to provide plenty of hot water for a dwelling space.

I worked with people here in Los Angeles that buy and refurbish properties for Tennent In Common or TIC sales and exit strategy.

Patience pays off, but I've also realized that letting money be the sole reason for passing up a deal that makes long-term financial sense isn't wise.