I'm particularly interested in how New York City / Manhattan developers address parking (where it is required) and if anyone else has looked into automatic parking solutions?

Or I suppose you could buy one of those fake CCTV cameras and put it up in the laundry room for $39 to appear like the room is being monitored...would feel pretty "watched" cheating the laundry.

If I invest in the right deals and make the right assumptions (like what we agree on) then I can manage this thing like I would any other investment with an appropriate amount of time spent of research, consultation with advisers, monitoring (what you called managing the managers), etc.

Then I realized I was doing the work, so I quit.In my experience a THREE DAY LETTER on the third of the month, no waiver of late fees and FORCIBLE DETAINER for those that don't get it is the ideal solution.

There is a viable solution to that.

maybe these courses are the solution.

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sounds to me like the solution is to buy a MH with the land, not in park???

Also if you can’t fire the PM, which seems to be the case, can you monitor them much more closely and require that you give final approval of all tenants prior to lease signing?

I have had a number of instances where I have been told something by one official, only to find out from another that it wasn't true or there was another option the first one wasn't aware of.If you  dont find another solution, but you really feel strongly, you can fight the zoning department by going before the city council and asking for a variance/exception for your situation.