You might need to do two or three together to get to a large enough loan size.

There's a large speed bump on my road there, however, because my work has not been stable during this year (business closed, then I got a summer job that just ended, and now I'm looking for employment again).

I agree with the large majority here...fill it in....fixing it will not get you the return back on it.

I am looking to connect with New Yorkers who are currently involved/looking to be involved with large multifamily deals on the East Coast.

I guarantee you that a large company isn't just thinking "wow we could by a few of these units and rent them well"!!!!

One of my investor clients bought a large ski house and rents it constantly on Air BNB, she may be open to chatting with you about her experience with that business model and she lives just north of Boston.....hers sleeps ten though, so  a different property than what you're considering.

Or maybe it’s a large family or multi generational family.

In about a month I'll be a licensed Real Estate Agent and will soon be building what will be a large portfolio of properties. 

I do expect repairs as this is a very cheap home, but I am wondering if it is worth it really and do not want to get stuck with an old burden home for years.My other option is to wait another year and search for a newer home without large potential repairs.

Sometimes, if the property is really good then offer a large deposit overall.Inspection = 7 days or 10 days at most.Additional Terms:Try to leave it blank or by your state’s contract terms.