I know where I went wrong and how I screwed up, I need thoughts on damage control. 

Rent control is becoming more common.

Not to mention the fact that they're endangering the other residents of the building with the use of the electric space heaters, overloading the circuits.They have committed other horrible violations, but that we're getting under control, despite their lack of cooperation.But now I at least have it documented that they cannot move Grandma in, and that they may not use space heaters.

Guess the number of incompetent wanna be wholesalers has increased to the point where even relatively free market supporting state legislatures are considering acting against free market interests.Yes, it’s getting out of control throughout the nation.  

Our plan is to renovate all of the units over the next 2 years, take better control of the management, and increase the rents by at least 15% (they are currently under-market).

Once we have the property under contract we require the seller to take it off of Zillow so that we can take control of the Zillow listing and relist it as a lease purchase because you get more interest when you offer it on terms. 

Looking for tips and creative ways to protect yourself when tenants don't give enough notice. Tags: Buffalo, Rochester, NYS 

Setting up a team to start controlling properties creatively for quick flips and I also want to get into container homes.

That is why it is better to own so you have full control and are building equity instead of just having a job.

-Pest control inspection -Sewer inspection Should I get an electrical inspection as well?