Jake, we work with both very sophisticated corporate investors and new ones...primarily on the sourcing and acquisition side but also to provide repair and renovation and leasing and management. 

Since moving into the management side of things, the politics have become even more of a drain day to day. 

The market is hot right now so I would try to schedule an appointment asap to go see it.

Start a side hustle.

Upside - we can self manage, we get a fancy new kitchen, build great equity since Brooklyn is such a hot market.  

The constable served them finally and we have court on the 25th.The lease expires in July, with so many tenant rights and the judge tends to be more on the tenant side will some kind of loophole pop up that might grant them more time?

My advice would be to look for a small duplex where you can live in one side and rent the other.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.I hope this basic guide helps.

@Carl B.As a side note, if you have a local agent you use, send them on the hunt.

Your inspector will look for structural integrity issues, life safety issues/fire hazards and inspect your MEP Systems to make sure Electrical panel, wiring, piping, hot water heater & HVAC systems are acceptable/good working condition.Roof/Crawlspace/Attic InspectionsIf you are afraid of heights and don't want to get on the roof, crawl around in a dirty creepy crawl space or climb around in a haunted attic, an inspector can inspect these areas.