I'm grateful that I sold all of my class C buildings over the past several years, even though they were supposed to cash flow better than the class A buildings, they never did and the rent and value appreciation wasn't nearly as good either.

There was decent to good cash flow for the period I held these properties.

There was decent to good cash flow for the period I held these properties.

But in the grand scheme of things, if they WERE bad people and did that, or if someone else found the key and was checking the mail, that could certainly come back to bite me (say future tenants suspect someone is ruffling through their mail only to find prior tenants are coming back because they found the mail key when they moved or had it all along, etc). 

For multis in NYC, especially multi units, the hot and cold-water pipes would run through neighboring units. 

Reading through the contract offer that my longtime buyer's agent has prepared, I was surprised to see closing date August 7 and first payment due September 1.My understanding is that the buyer normally gets the remainder of the calendar month after closing date, plus the next full calendar month, before first payment is due on the first of the following month.

It should have been a plumber/electrician.We hired a speciality contractor to do the rest.Did anyone go through a similar situation?

The current property has a tenant which terminated the lease that runs through the summer of 2026.

In MA there are great rebates through mass save on any 1-4 unit residents properties.

Would someone actively be reinstating it or is there a multi step removal process and we are not actually getting through the entire process because we are only talking to the folks involved in the first step(s).Are there any keywords you can mention to the support staff to try to get someone more helpful or do you just keep calling until someone knows what they are doing?