It is very common for units without separate utilities to have heat controls in only one unit.

Prices seem to still be affordable and the numbers makes sense.  

I feel like other investors are paying way to much for the properties and the numbers don't make sense.   

I think it could be a great idea and a good wealth-building strategy to get an equity stake as opposed to a one-time fee when wholesaling, at least on deals where it makes sense to do so.

I know all the big investors and pros are only looking for the slam dunks but for us little investors we are just trying to look for deals that make sense to us and we'll work to make it work!  

Ground rents are common in the City and County, have existed for 200+ years, and are accepted in the market.

I just understand I was sharing it in a sense.  

It's fairly common for owners to list the wrong mailing address (intentionally or unintentionally).I've even seen vacant lands list vacant lands as the mailing address . . .

, and one common thing I hear is that focusing on cash flow when buying will help you get through the downturns.  

Then begin my investing journey with a couple of small deals  or a big one if it makes sense and build from there.