NY isn't TN so you need to do your research and check the comps.If you acquire it, you'd have an option to flip it, develop it or live on it.  

This is so that the lender may demand full repayment if a property with a mortgage is transferred into an LLC and a due-on-sale provision is triggered.Before putting the property into an LLC, make sure to check with your mortgage lender.

I should've asked my contractor to get on the roof and check it as well as the appliances, the boiler, the radiators, the windows.

You can also check meetup.com or search facebook for real estate investment groups, clubs, or meetings in your area.

Also I hear with hard money, it is quick turn around with less document checks. 

One with 90+ members is great because it affords the HOA a lot of economies of scale with vendors thereby keeping HOA fees lower.Review the HOA financials and make sure they have a substantial reserve that would cover a hail storm deductible and/or other storm damage.Read the Bylaws to make sure they're rentable and check the pet limitations.Check the common grounds for any big ticket items that may need replaced soon.

You can check out https://home.flipwithrick.com/freewholesaling Flip with rick also has a youtube channel with a lot of good info.

If so, check here and Pearson Realty Group will send you one https://www.pearsonrealtygroup.com/2024-chicago-lease-downlo... 

And if you're operating a property management company you should at least check the address and see if it fits in your model.

Have you checked?