This Q4 felt a bit more seasonality as things are maybe, kind of, almost back to normal.

But I’ve only purchased in NV and MN, so maybe that’s normal.

I'm looking to buy houses with a big enough profit margin to make it worth while, currently i have about 95k liquid and 45-50k in assets and would love to know anyone's thoughts if they were in my area and in my shoes.   1.What areas to stay away from and why in LI,NYC,NJ. 2.What a basic flip costs using meaning lets say a full rehab or at least getting a close enough ball park figure to make a close to correct offer. 3.What an appropriate price per sq foot would be in the middle class areas of NJ,NY,Li. 4.

There are some types of properties like ZER CASH FLOW where all money goes to the mortgage and zero's out with the lease term.So If you buy something at say 4 million that normally had 1.2 million down to assume the loan but now can get in for 800k then after closing could re-advance unused funds of say 1.2 million and then do with as you wish and preserve the exchange.Good luck no legal or 1031 exchange advice given.  

My job now is your normal 9-5, but I'm not completely cut-off from the world and still have text/email/call availability.

I’m aware of some concerns such as lack of equity compared to a normal home, etc. 

I would not really be receiving any profit (barely break even with mortgage and HOA dues), but I would be happy to have someone else foot that bill for me as I lower my principal.

If the Federal Law says the animal must be an animal that is normal kept as an ordinary household pet, I don't think the states can loosen that restriction to allow "any" animal because that would violate the Federal limitations. 

Normally you should take the 100% and carry forward whatever is over the deductible limit.

I purchased a gutted 990 square foot condo for $70,000 with a 203k loan with an additional $35,000 for construction for a total bundled mortgage of $105,000.