So secure a great tenant, understand the characteristics of the community and build an outstanding working relationship!  

I am licensed in NY and CT so I was going to go to CT and buy a number of single families or a multifamily building but I am indecisive on whether I should go to CT or Jersey...or both.

Prioritizing transparency helps build stronger, more resilient relationships with investors.How do you keep your investors informed?

Recently purchased a 4000 square foot commercial office building in Canton OhioLooking for an inexpensive insurance solution. 

For illustration purposes, I purchased two side by side 3- unit buildings, each zoned RSA3 (a single family base zoning district's).

The best thing to do is to build up a strong team with an investment specialist realtor / broker, property manager, contractors, inspectors, lenders, title companies, ect. 

My rental units have poor insulation in a building I own and I’m trying to evaluate how to improve and the best way to do so.I’ve heard that putting spray foam insulation is an option.

It is important to build a team that understands the unique dynamics of this market.Given your experience and substantial equity, sounds like you're in a prime position to capitalize on new opportunities. 

We are/were hoping to put a $60-70k down payment on a higher-end 'A' new build property with Rent to Retirement as I really like their business model/community, rather than a smaller down payment on a refurbished property in a 'C' area.

I had built a new build on Aiken  First modern design on that side of town ;)