General Contract Language- Broad language allowing PM to receive and collect fees from tenants so long as it doesn't explicitly conflict with said agreement (meaning any additional fees can be added even if not in contract)?

@Christian Rodriguez Happy to connect with others from Long Island, I currently live in Brooklyn and work in Jericho, NY. 

Bridge should be doable as long as you have at least a 600 FICO.

Given the slim cash flow from the property and the uncertainty about the new mortgage rate, it's understandable to be contemplating whether to hold or sell.If you anticipate further growth in the market, holding onto the property could be beneficial in the long term.

It's a lower price point for you to get in as an investor and we can generally find a place where the numbers work on long term rentals.

My wife and I are leaning toward renting because of the long term cash flow opportunities as opposed to the immediate cash profit.

Hi Paul, I will invest in small multi-family rental properties, primarily focusing on buying and holding long-term.

Find a narrow area, then focus on improving your expertise/knowledge and you will have an informational edge that will pay huge dividends long term because unlike most people you will know what the true value of an asset is and can calmly pull the trigger when others are scared and can calmly not pull the trigger when others blinded by greed.

Basically if the interest, taxes and insurance (ITI) is equal to rents it qualifies instead of having to qualify rents against a full PITI (principal, Interest, taxes & Insurance).There are also some DSCR options that can use the STR like VRBO which tend to be much higher then the LTR - long term rents.

We have over 5 years of experience owning and renting long term and recently short term as well.