I also can't get profile picture to upload.

Lastly, leasing, accounting and maintenance are different departments and frankly nobody know the whole picture. 

So while your looking at the one unit, the bigger picture is the state of finances of the COOP, are there major owners of multiple units, and if there's only a few that owns the majority, I'd be very nervous.

I didn't want it to come across too direct so I just started randomly showing pictures of apartment complexes throughout my talk (usually 2 pics during a 1 hour talk).

I'm in the process of buying my third property, and am starting to think about how I can create a holistic financial picture of my entire portfolio (rather than manage each property individually).

I think what would concern me is what you can't see in that picture. 

If you have the property under contract and your plan is to rent long term, take some pictures of the property and run some test ads on CL or Coastland Times to make sure your rental projections are achievable.

Pictures below - Have a 3 story row house in Philadelphia, 950 sqft, under contract and have 10 days on inspection contingency.

Ok I see your picture now....if it is a one story, chances are you have a water or sewer leak. 

If there were no hard money lender in the picture and there was just a pool of funds from friends and relatives, would all said lenders just get some percentage ownership of the owning LLC and then get a corresponding percentage of the sale price in the event something went wrong?