It was a very strong fire and one of the residents died. 

I have been researching enough to know that the New York City market is a tough one and I am not sure how I am planning to build my wealth yet but I have a strong commitment to do it through Real Estate.  

@John Thedford it seem like you have a real soft spot for all Wholesalers, I'm sure you have some pretty strong arguments as to why Wholesalers are useless, but I still think there are some great REI out there who have done some impressive wholesale deals.

This helps you get your procedures and style down for communicating with sellers.

I have a strong interest in fix and flips and commercial rental properties.

I have found a strong lease is more rather than less specific.

The single market is also pretty strong for decent stock.  

I work for a real estate tycoon in NYC serving in the capacity of a leasing manager for a multi-unit/multi-building portfolio, past 8 years.However, I personally do not own and are looking for strong markets within the tri-state locations to venture off into for long term investments.

I'd get people who didn't "get" the idea of an answering service and try to strong-arm the call taker into contacting me directly.People would hang up, call back, hang up, and then leave nasty messages to the effect of "I've tried to reach Jeff several times but he hasn't returned my call."

Is there at least one strong anchor tenant currently in the property?