I support clear skies Joseph Gachko in Westfield is a fantastic attorney who works with investors, and who also invests in Union,Hudson and Essex.Jg at westfieldlaw dot com

My asking price is $100,000 which would put this as a rare 2% rule property.

Following this "Rule", you will never need any more money from other sources, since you will continuously be supplying your own...at will.Use your seed money, spend your profits...after, you've reinvested your initial profits to expand the original seed money. 

Other cities have different tax rules and tax rates.

We will also provide an Energy Compliance Certificate (Res Check), structural calculations that support lateral bracing design, structural design criteria form and special inspections forms (for designelements within our scope of work) required by the city, underpinning drawings and design for adjacent buildings, and structural engineer’s calculations for snowdrift loads that will be anticipated on the adjacent 2 story houses.Handling of Permitting:The architect shall be responsible for the handling of zoning and building permit application submissions.

You would need to put that in the marketplace if it is allowed.Any questions related to that send to support@biggerpockets.comFor retail commercial investing it is a highly specialized niche.

Details are as follows:2nd or 3rd Wed of the month at Peaches in Norwalk, CT (starts at 7:30)Last Wed of the month at Crave Restaurant in Fairfield CT (starts at 7pm)Both are primarily networking with others in the industry and those who support it (banking, Insurance, contractors, etc.) but nobody is trying to sell you their "System".  

When you decide the asset type, then you set up your buying rules/ criteria. 

I suppose if you do not trust a diaper you could put two diapers on your baby.Not mush first hand evidence put forward to support the need but it should boil down to the individual investor.

Other thing to be aware of is secondary market has some strange rules about reserves once you reach anything over 4 units.