(Tax elections and treatment, however, are more complicated and even I consult with an accountant on these.)I think from a big picture perspective, it's difficult to find a really "good" RE attorney for small SFR investing.

From a usability standpoint, when it's on the bottom, it's easier to miss it and more difficult to use.Thanks for fixing it so quickly!

The CAP and ROI seem attractive, but am I giving up too much in terms of the returns given my equity position??

But I find it more difficult to narrow it down to a specific neighborhood.

I have others that are business owners or high level professional who are happy with a quality asset at a 7 to 8 cap and want 50 units or more to be hands off with structure in place.

Yup - I've seen this discussed, but it by-definition limits the pace that you can buy, so it's actually quite rare.It's also rather difficult to qualify for a mortgage when you have 10 properties already.

Scott's book "The Book on Flipping Houses" I'd recommend reading it.As far as finding cash flow properties, I know that's a pretty difficult if not impossible task in NYC.

If the current tenanst don't renew how difficult will it be to find another tenant?

If you would like to discuss CAP rates, market trends, appreciation rates, etc please don't hesitate to contact me.

Might be difficult