@Steven HoylerThere are many real estate investing networking events in New York.You can search through BP's events section or go on Meetup.com.BP's Events section shows the following events occurring in NY in the near future.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-events-an...

I find it helpful to follow a real investor rather than a real estate guru.

We email a letter instead, and include the following lines, as appropriate.Assuming a March 31, 2018 payoff date, here is the payoff demand for 210 N.

I dont follow what you are saying 

Use of Lots.The Lots shall be occupied and used as follows:(a) No Lot (as "Lot" is defined in paragraph 1 (b) above) shall be used except for single family residential purposes.

I just purchased my first duplex, and am following the advice of @John Casmon in renovating one of the units, moving in, then finishing it off before I put it back on the market at significantly higher rents in the next 6 months. 

If you are going to live in the property, I would just suggest that you follow the terms of your leases exactly and rather than tell tenants you are the owner, just introduce yourself as the property manager.   

From my understanding, the various phases of a wholesale deal include the following: A call is received from home owner as a result of marketing efforts Provide a range that we (wholesaler) would be willing to offerReview property and required renovations to determine selling price to market to buyers listGet contract signed by home ownerRecord contract with countyMarket property to established buyer listOnce buyer is interested complete the assignment contactReceive deposit from buyer and put in escrow with title companySet closing date with title company for double close Did I miss anything related to the process?

(Like, here in Denver, the Airbnb rules are pretty strict.

I'll spend some time following these leads.