Actually, all background check websites are useless for eviction history records.

Yep, the real estate there is stupid expensive and super expensive to build, get materials there, and there's a shortage of actually private real estate, so it's rough. 

Michelle,In the NYC market, i think our best search resource is Streeteasy, it's the most up to date and provides the most accurate historical sales data. 

Im stuck on this property because a multi-family that actually good and is under $1 mil is few and far between BUT my long term goal is to buy more....

@Robert Adams is actually one of my tenants.

That’s $104,664 annually (actually increasing each month since the payments to us are all interest but the amount of principal we are paying off on the underlying note is increasing with each payment), on an “investment” of $523,000 (which is calculated as the amount of additional cash we would have received by accepting the all cash offer).  

Title shows number of actual units, while city records show one less unit and agent has also reported a non-conforming unit on MLS (unclear why there's a discrepancy of one less unit with city).

Hey Tom, Foreclosure will not be an issue if it is 4 years from discharge date on a conventional loan. 

About 2 years ago I bought a property as my primary residence, It has been great but now I am looking to actually move up and tackle some of my REAL goals.

You will then pay for 10 title searches and PRAY they get done before the auction date because they will take 10-14 days on average and that's all the time left!