They don't require any money down.The real problem in Brooklyn is that you need to pay cash for any properties in upcoming neighborhoods like Bushwick or Bed-Stuy

The new listing is a 4 bed 2 bath 1350 square foot with a pool.

there are junky houses that are 2 beds without a basement that not many people want.  

I have a home with a legal suite in the basement.  I live in the property and am extremely nervous about having bedbugs introduced to my home by a new tenant.  Can I legally ask and deny tenancy to someone coming from...

I bought my duplex for $230k two years ago (now worth $275k) and I'm getting $1,200 rent (2 bed / 1 bath).I don't know your area but I'm following your topic because I'm very interested in hearing input from others.

We put in an offer (which was accepted) for a property advertised as a legal 3-unit. 2nd floor: 2 bed, 1 bath1st floor: 1 bed, 1 bathGround floor: studio apartmentIncluding rent from the 3 units, and an FHA loan with 3.5% down, yields an NOI of 24,200 and monthly cashflow of ~$550.

Its a 3 bed 2 bath. finished basement with 2 rooms in the basement listed as bonus and office.

Good luck :)  That would be why these regulations get passed - to benefit certain professions who are likely in bed with the regulators.

Its a 3 bed 2 bath. finished basement with 2 rooms in the basement listed as bonus and office.

(24) 1 Bed 1 Bath Units with 600SF, and rents for $510 per month, and (4) 2 Bed 1 Bath Units with 800SF rents for $610 per month.