The short-term view is you lose money. 

They are profitable, modestly so, and the real opportunity here is long term. 

Lot's of people use the term UpState, and since I've got my BP alerts set up... it isn't solely used by New York Upstaters... apparently lots of different states like to throw around 'upstate'  Anyway, I digress.  

is there to lend a hand.Build a strong portfolio: My long-term vision is to own multiple mid to large multifamily buildings.

I sent you a private message on here as well with more details, I would love to get you in contact with the right people.

If you would like more information or need to get in touch with them, please feel free to send me a message, and I’ll be happy to provide you with their contact details.

I renegotiated a Lease with my first property a few months back and pretty much stuck to the same terms as the prior lease agreement (minus rent increases). 

I have a friend in that business who would be using his own money and charging at his cost.Yes, my goal is to put $835K as my long term down payment and finance the rest so about $630K loan amount.

I’m willing to not make any money off the first deal if the investor is looking to work with me long term.

If they acknowledged you had a verbal agreement before, just have them tell the tenants they made a mistake and sign a new lease with you as the landlord, same terms.