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But I think this will mainly effect the tertiary markets, and lower quality assets. 

We are most certainly in the problem solving business no doubt about it, we approach most of our deals in this way and find it to be very effective. 

I would read David Greenes book "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" which might help you select a strategy. 

I talked to probably 10-15 people/companies before I made my selection.

I moved from li 15 yrs ago to Poughkeepsie I was 23 units when that law went into effect.

Under "Post a home for sale," select "For sale by owner."2.

Check to make sure they are adding advances to the account: if you are paying insurance through your policy this is a headache as the servicers need to add this to the loan and many “forget” or take months to add the $ which effects payoffs. 3.

I'd probably push em to stick to the original deal, and maybe point out that this time of year there's more selection than there will be in May or June.

We've done this when moving into our own duplex in 2019, and for our clients since the ordinance went into effect.