My largest concern is actually not getting a good price on the purchase.

@David Avila, I started out all cash (and actually am just looking at getting to loan for leverage).The reason I started out with cash is because I wanted to start slow, not leverage myself while I had the largest learning curve and if I made mistakes, I would be able to absorb them. 

Why not give a better description as that determines the market, 2nd home, recreational, primary homes they have different buyers. 

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However, I'll be setting comps low by buying these on the cheap and making the rest of the units non-warrantable, so I don't think they can ever achieve full value as condos without perhaps dissolving and recreating it or whatever takes place in an initial condo-conversion that allows them to be warrantable.  

We've also invested in other stabilized cash-flowing asset classes (medical office being the next largest asset class).

I’m aware to target the largest property first which is on a corner . ( Bronx Market ) Any ideas , please share .

@Cecilia Rus Ohio is the 7th largest state in the US...you'll need to be a bit more specific...Columbus and Cleveland have large MSA's...Columbus region is 11 counties with a projected population of 3 million...

I cashflowed and did so more after insulating/conservancy.2 years ago the largest building in the town fell a fowl as tenants challenged the increases.

@David MaswaryNY is a large state and the various regions have their differences.NYC you will definitely need some money to invest in(depends on where in NYC)upstate new york does not require as much capital to invest in.