I honestly don't think it is justice for me.www.housingjusticeforall.org/goodcauseIf this goes through basically if you rent anywhere in NY, you have no control of your property and you are allowed to raise rents no more than 3% a year.  

If the issuer knows your salary and sees the activity they will raise the limit after just a couple of months.

We're in a softening market now where many developers are actually raising commissions.I can go on and on about these topics but this hits most of it.

I am going to be raising rents to make the comparable to the market and so that they are profitable with the reasoning for this being that I got the seller to fix some things for the tenants.

If their girlfriend sleeps at the house every night of the month is this something I should bring attention too, raise the rent (month to month lease), or what would you guys recommend? 

Have you thought about raising rent?

If it is brick, it may need to be raised/shored, and have a block foundation to restrengthen.

Using local banks that keep loans in house, aka portfolios, still require 80%LTV which means you need to raise the value significantly in order to cash out refi.3.

Do you have any opportunity to value-add and/or raise rents?

Raise your closing costs to $9000.