Ive listened to Rob's youtube video, a couple of podcasts that have covered the topic but I am trying to find some specific processes/people that have gone through transition from STR into a more MTR.

Wherever you wind up, if you're close to mass transit, prices will be higher.  

That said, there are good opportunities, it's just a matter of your criteria and some searching.Google maps public transit calculator should be pretty helpful in checking out locations, you'll be able to see how long the NYC commute is by bus and PATH train, and also how long the walk is from the prospective property to the nearest transit stop/station.

I invest in real estate because there are more ways to grow your money and preserve it from inflation/taxes1) Cash Flow2) Principal Paydown 3) Tax Benefits 4) AppreciationIt depends on your goals, but a lot of younger/newer investors focus on a flat rate monthly cash flow when they should be trying to grow their equity first, then they can start to transition to flat annual returns when 7-8% of their capital invested is enough to cover their monthly expenses.

The site is right on a transit stop and better suited for higher densite.  64 apartment units vs. the 13 townhomes we could have built.Second project is currently under design in the mid cities / West Adams area of Los Angeles.  

Very infrequent service calls for any, other than coin-op mech, usually due to overfull, or tenant abuse.One thing most are not aware of, often the contracts for service provider are 5 or 10 year terms, which needs to be properly transitioned on a sale, but that also means you can usually negotiate an up-front incentive from the vendor for setting up the space.

Any tips on how I can transition from my current job to becoming a home mortgage loan originator without taking a paycut?

Long in short, I have the opportunity to buy a 940 sqft 2br 2ba condo in Alexandria, VA, which has a shuttle that runs every 30 minutes to the Pentagon City Metro, allowing for easy transit access.

Hello, Given the competition and lack of inventory for smaller commercial (5 or more) properties I am wondering if a better strategy is to find a 4 unit (residential loan) and then add an additional unit or units and ...

If we have multiple properties with their own LLC can they share the same business bank account if I am keeping track of all transitions within my account software?