Are there any resources, legal advice, or best practices you would recommend for pushing back against overreaching regulations?

I understand there is crime there, just like many low-cost areas, but I reached out to a rehabber about taking some photos of properties for us and he told me to look in other areas because of the high crime rate and that "it just keeps getting worse." 

I would recommend just going conventional now if it’s within the next couple years.

I can't yet afford to buy anything for myself in the city, let alone a multi-family, so I ended up buying my very first property out of state.My high-rise building is located in an "A" neighborhood and was recently sold to a new owner.

Which of these two conferences do you recommend I go to and why?

Don't hesitate to reach out for other tips from the lender perspective. 

So, the family member is pocketing cash and guaranteeing a stable cost of living for themselves basically locking in their future at a time when values are high.

We have never submitted any claims.Anyone have a recommendation for an insurance company they like that writes policies in this area?

Get into sales or a high income industry.

Hi Namal - About a year ago I went searching for online property management software for the sole purpose of receiving online payments (I don't use any of the other features).