In my experience the fire wall between town homes is usually constructed using concrete block. 

In my experience, there are a lot of houses in Pittsburgh that need TLC and the initial closing cost are appealing, but a lot of those projects end up needing a huge cost in renovations and then once it goes back on the market, you're unable to get the value you need to make the profit you want.

Hi,Does any have experience with increasing the rent to the max allowed for an existing cithfheps NYC tenant? 

If you've been at this for 20 years, what has your experience been since the market went crazy in 2020? 

If you don't, the risks could be (significantly) higher.I've been investing overseas with investors since 2017 before it was as fashionble as it is today and shared my experience in the forums by replying to hundreds of posts on the topic so feel free to check those out. 

This isn't one given your experience. 

That is MUCH harder to do from a distance and when your personal experience may be with newer homes that don't have issues like this.

I recently spoke to a CPA with real estate experience and they have an added bonus of being a financial advisor which can certainly be helpful to me. 

I plan on utilizing RentRedi for that so if anyone has experience using that and can share their story that would be great. 

Would love to hear any advice or experiences anyone has had with evictions in SF.