It sounds to me like you've got a bad case of Cardoneitis- that's a disease that entrepreneaurs get when they keep being told that they need to go big or go home, but their goals are nebulous and so "going big" is impossible because you don't have your short term, SMART goals in place. 

@Juan David Maldonado impossible to say whether the realtor will like it or not but that is not the point.

(I just turned 30 in July for context) Impossible right?

To be upfront, it's difficult/nearly impossible to jump into real estate investing full-time.

I just keep getting people who tell me how I can’t do it and I just need some help making a decision on commercial or residential nothing is impossible!

The NYC market for new investors is difficult because it's mainly an appreciation market (cashflowing is difficult, not impossible though). 

Almost impossible to keep up with.

Also when you're lucky, you find that the shower system for the one bathroom, which was almost always originally a three-handle system, has been replaced with something less prone to failure.These are the best low maintenance rentals in my area, in my opinion.It's impossible to get these places without a bathroom on the second floor, but yes, you're right about that.

(your decision may be different if it's a D-class property that's impossible to find good tenants for, versus if it's an A-class property that will rent to highly qualified tenants the moment you list it).Other considerations: what type of Capex do you see on the horizon?

It's not impossible, but you have to search thoroughly.