I work to preserve the NYC communities and help an abundance of families every month to get back on their feet and avoid foreclosure.

(for the most part) Used very little of my money and avoid capital gains tax mainly using my stock/options proceeds as half of the Down payment for the FHA loan.I'm leaving a lot of detail out, but overall even though I didn't have cash to invest i created a gameplan while continuing to learn/educate myself about real estate and stock investing, and leveraged my knowledge until the right time/opportunity presented itself.Cheers,

I will also be financing, does not need to be single family, I am open to other properties, such as apartments, but if an apartment, can't spend  more than $140,000 since I am looking to avoid PMI and would like to put down the 25% required to avoid this.

I agree to avoid electric equipment no matter the size lot though.

I would think he would still be responsible for the lease agreement and terms.That said, I am listing the rental and am trying to find someone to move in March 1st so I can avoid any problems.

Those are the buildings that you want to avoid.  

I am trying to learn what problems others have had, what to avoid, etc. 

I just like to talk about the market and area to see who to avoid and who to work with.

I am not very experienced with this option but people I know always try to avoid leased laundry machines.  

Your original post asked why they were tearing down and building larger, but it sounds like you already knew the answer to this question...to have more rentable units and avoid taxes.