I want to buy in New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, or New York state.

@Tamara Koonce maybe refinance the multi in New York?

We are seeking experienced, reliable, and certified appraisers in New York, Atlanta, and Philadelphia to send business to. 

Also found a pdf online by The Housing Council in Rochester NY that states the following: There is no specific time frame for return of a security deposit under New York State Law.

When the tenant sues to enforce the land installment contract, the buyer’s title insurance claim would likely be barred because this was either a known issue or a loss created by the buyer.

hi everyone I am currently trying to buy a multifamily home between upstate New York or New jersey.

They claimed to own a beach bar, but I could not find a registered LLC with that name.

I am 18 and attending University of Tampa this fall and will be taking relatively hard classes, as that's what college is...Want to play Club Hockey for the school (One day of practice in the evenings at some point during the week, and 2 games on weekends, note I would travel to neighboring states about every other weekend)Definitely enjoy going out to parties, clubs, bars, etc. and plan on doing so during the weekends at night. 

[2]Among the largest 75 metro areas[3],vacancy rates are less than five percent and declined in 2018 Q1- Q3 compared to one year ago, indicating significant potential for multi-family commercial investment: Fresno, CA (1.9%); Worcester, MA (3.0%); Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN (3.5%), Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO (3.7%), Syracuse, NY (3.8%), Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim (4.0%), Akron, OH (4.1%), Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH (4.1%), Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR (4.3%), New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA (4.6%), Tucson, AZ (4.8%), and Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario (4.9%).In the large California and Washington metro areas, vacancy rates have eased, though they are still low —indicating an opportunity for multi-family commercial investments: Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue (4.7%), San Jose-Sunnyvale-Sta.

There are NO requirements for the junior lien holder to accept any amount the senior lien holder "allows" in excess proceeds, barring VERY few exceptions, like, the junior lien holder is a 2MP participant with Fannie/Freddie (rare).