Hi, just wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what's appropriate/realistic to include in buy box requirements when working with RE Investor agents.

But my short term rentals are for people working at a refinery, not people vacationing.My logic is this: most of the people I'm renting to are accustomed to getting screwed out of their money one way or the other. 

Project management throughout the process. 99% of the time, buyers press a button to buy, press a button to sell and everything in between is done for them (including taking care of all problems, and selling it in the end) What was the outcome?

BiggerPockets also has a calculator to analyze deals, and I highly recommend you start this as soon as possible, even if you are not ready to buy.

He also has a good on apartments, Buying and Selling Apartment Buildings.

I am planning to buy a house in Bronx, close to the city, I found a single family house 1 and 1/2 bathroom, 3 bedroom, finished basement, garage, and yard,The house looks in really good condition, I already made an offer for 570.000, in melrose Bronx, I know this is not a safe neighborhood, but I do believe the house will appreciate and also I think I could easily rent it since it’s close to the subway,What do you guys think, will a house in melrose Bronx will appreciate it, taking into account it is close to projects and it’s in melrose? 

I stopped buying in southern AB almost 2 years ago now. 

Especially if you're willing/able to move to the next deal every year.If you buy a new house-hack every year for 5 years, that's an additional 10 rental units added to your portfolio.  

We will be buying the property site unseen and want someone very thorough that can get to the property relatively quickly after we decide. 

Main focus is buy and hold, but open to fix and flip to raise capital!