You will have to hire a home inspector to look at it if you wish to buy.   400 days on market is a sure sign that nobody else sees anything special about the property. 

Chris LaSpada is in Delaware and specializes in Real Estate.

As to funding, the investor special - bridge + refi + GSE.

I left many messages for adjust and manager but no replies.

I've done this before with a free and clear property but for the one I plan to transfer I have a note.Since the LLC will be paying a note that is in my name, is there any special accounting I need to do? 

Anyone who is looking for an attorney in the South Florida area feel free to message me or @Mitchell T.  

Feel free to private message me if you’d like any more info.

I sent you a message.  

Thanks for reaching out by message and we hope to see you at the next REIA meeting in Slidell on August 14th!

Hi @Alison CrawfordA few additional thought to my earlier message.- 3-4 units still puts you in the residential category- 5 or more units is commercial residential and most lenders will expect you to have experience and will generally have more restrictions on the lending process- A 10+ cap rate in the Boston area will be extremely challenging to find unless you are planning on a massive value add or redevelopment- No idea what your personal financial situation, but a 3 family in Worcester versus a 20 unit requires a very different upfront financial commitment.