Please share your stories with everyone.

Now I would love to hear stories of any New York City wholesalers, investors, agents, brokers that have wholesaled a condo, co-op, building, vacant lot....anything!

I always come to bigger pockets seeking solutions to my problems but have never shared any success stories.I wanted to share the stories of my two favorite properties.

I am beginner RE investing field in Bishkek city, capital of Kyrgyz Republic, former USSR state, located in the Central Asia.I am a corporate employee working full time, however started saving money and investing in newly buily developing multi storied condoes since 2012.

For example, my buildings are all one story, so there are no stairs.

If you are using a realtor to rent then that is a different story.

(Now after re-reading your post and seeing you will be living in one of the units I think all of the major carriers would be fine with it after it hits their underwriting dept.Now if the whole building was stripped down to the studs that would be a different story - you'd need to have them underwrite a different sort of policy that could be converted to a non owner occupy later on, once renovations are completed.You could try a handful of the large independent agents in the area - I'm sure they would have a company they can write with.

If so, whats the story behind the house, why are you selling it?

Keep your fingers crossed for some cold storms mixed in ;) Now for the waves that is another story...this is when you see 10 footers crashing on some beach houses roofs. 

We couldn't go in and look at it directly, but I described the utility room and he looked at the condenser unit while he was doing an install on Property #2 (long story) and it came back very reasonable - $750, based on my description, but not firm since he couldn't see it directly.