@Austin GeiserBefore spending any money on pamphlets, I recommend doing it on Craigslist, making sure you can manage the process and properly incentivize people.I recently heard of an investor in Staten Island offering $1000 for any deal that closes.

Depending on price, there will be two plans to consider:Plan 1: Convert dividing wall (between living area and kitchen) to pass-through window, reface kitchen cabinets, remove/replace granite, remodel two bathrooms with tile on both walls and floor, relocate crawl space about 15 ft, some electrical work (may need to run new ground lines), and general deferred maintenance.Plan 2: Tear down dividing wall, add/install large island in center of kitchen, raise window height on back kitchen wall (raise about 6-10 inches, about 11.5 ft of windows), relocate water lines (moving sink and fridge), add cabinets, pantry, new flooring throughout home, and the rest of items in Plan 1 apply.

Does anyone know which banks offer blanket loans on Long Island, New York?

Have any investors found a bank or credit union around Rhode Island who's willing to lend up to 75% LTV even though there's not a formal down payment?

This is illustrating 64 parking stalls, but you'll lose a few for handicap and islands.

For example, if you were going to begin analyzing properties in Staten Island, NY, how would you begin?

This is in Long Island, New York

Basically I purchased a SFH for $250,000 here in Staten Island, NY.

Im located on long island and the prices im getting seem to be too high.  

We have access to 7% cap rate properties in NYC and Long Island are you still looking?