Many investors re-position properties a unit or two at a time. 

I just want to make sure I am in the right lien position with no surprises, and that I am getting concurrent recording/funding without worry. 

It does require some forethought and strategizing because every property isn't created equal.  

I really want to invest in positive cash flow properties but it's impossible in New York.

Class B neighborhood, 25% down and currently $150/month cash flow positive (not account any repairs since we did pretty much all repairs when we bought the property). 

Hi,I'm in a somewhat interesting position in which I have agreed to a share of the finder's fee / commission agreement, which requires a signature and a social security.

In a good school district, property was flat & well drained so minimal site prep, (a huge positive), but it did need 12 large trees taken down.We sold it word of mouth for a quick $45k net profit.

Check out my article for more information and benefits, it may be of use to help you think about some different strategic options:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/pass-through-entities-real-estate-investors/If you have more questions please leave a reply or Dm me. 

Let your abundant capital position be known and the deals with find you.

Industrial properties are seeing positive numbers because of e-commerce, buildings are in high demand.