Remember you don't have to own a property to control it.

The seller does have control over the details of the owner financing, and since the risk is primarily on this end of the contract, the seller should request a substantial (usually 10%) down payment.

Only the most experienced investors with extremely deep pockets and a strong support team should venture out into what you are considering. 

I'm on a large investment brokerages marketing list for Manhattan and Brooklyn and I've been receiving offerings running in the 3.5% - 4% range for four to six story walk ups some with ground floor retail.Because I'm not a buyer in these markets I've not actually analysed the markets and or market comps.You should reach out to the broker for clarification on the free market rental units.Note: I'm sure you are aware of this, but in the event your aren't the rent controlled units are nearly impossible to convert to free market.

OPM, you use other peoples money and you control the assetIf the numbers don't work for that then maybe its not that great of a deal. 

Welcome to Biggerpockets @Jesse Ramirez-Tobon.Wishing you success on your real estate venture!

Video games have been a fun hobby since I was old enough to grasp the Pong controller but I suppose I've reached a point in life where I'm looking for something more and considering the future of our family. 

To control pounding water and have the correct slope for drainage, a tapered ISO insulation board can be used.

While in Birmingham I owned or controlled 27 houses/duplexes via long term lease options or seller financing, I didn't get one bank loan.  

Well, as you might imagine, "co" is used in many different ways - it can be short for "Colorado" or "Company", or used in something like "co venture, co investors, co _____"If only I'd had a tool like this:Now 340 alerts per month is pretty darn overwhelming for that particular keyword - especially since it may or may not pertain to my investing interests.