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

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?

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.

Determine what your financial expectations are for an investment property, run your numbers very conservatively (and for gosh sake, include room for unexpected costs, even on a new build) and then see if it makes sense.

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.

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. 

Looking to build a Real Estate portfolio to reach financial freedom, interested in BRRRR