With the stay at home work orders , plus the rise of co-working spaces in recent years, thought I would ask what people thought about offering co-working spaces in large Multi unit buildings as an additional amenity.

Go to school, get your degree, increase your income, and when you're not studying or doing homework, spend time learning the world of real estate.

I normally recommend newer investors to focus on getting the math squared away which is exactly what you are doing.

I find that it's often helpful to do some math and realize the power of compounding. 

I would suggest to post in the New York forum specifically to see if any other locals can help but it might be that a personal line of credit might be the way to go based on the math.

Do all your home work and weigh the pros and cons of every deal.

But I would definitely take a couple hours to do your homework and confirm.

Maybe your math accounts for 25% vacancy.

Wasn't sure about this process until I did the math with an amortization calculator and truly understood how to do it.

Apparently some of these people didn't pass math class.