The property in question has commercial space on the ground floor with two, 2 bed/1 bath units above.

However, once i hit my goal and preparing to break ground on new construction, having a plan seems to help me better than shooting from the hip.

I think there exists a middle-ground between high-end and what is referred to as lower-end (student or housing also referred to as section8).If  you talk to people that do nothing but high-end they say they get good-great cash flow now and if you talk to those investing in lower-end they say the same.

Syracuse is poised to experience unprecedented growth, and though competing with other buyers is a pain right now, you have an advantage being right on the ground.

I wasn't sure what grounds I had to do it since I had the letter which seemed to check out.

I’m especially grateful for your willingness to lend me some of your knowledge along the way.

In your opinion, and from what you see on the ground, are there still opportunities there in multi-family acquisitions?

I was able to build a small team, but have struggled to see profitable gain in my situation.Cool to hear you actually went over and introduced yourself to boots on the ground in that market.

If anyone is open to sharing advice, offering guidance, or involving me in hands-on work that could enhance my learning, I would be very grateful for the opportunity.

I'm grateful for your experience and time.