Queens typically has larger lot sizes when compared to Brooklyn which could mean more access to private parking (driveway, garage) and other benefits.All the best to you on your search!

I invest in any property with 5 doors and above. 

One likes a larger number of units and doing syndications, while the other likes lower number of units and partnerships.

This keeps them from sinking into dirt and then the door may not open.

In Maryvale (Phoenix, next door) ( basically the other end of the spectrum,) you'd look at the basics, roof, AC, kitchen, bathroom, floors, door knobs (hardware), switches, lights and you'd change it from antique Mexican flavor to newer antique Mexican flavor, and profit about $60,000 in shorter time.

That momentum matters.Real estate isn’t just about doors and dollars; it’s about discipline, direction, and community.

Hello everyone,After sharing a small multifamily deal analyzer here recently and receiving some helpful feedback, I’ve been working on a more advanced underwriting model for larger value-add multifamily projects and wanted to share a quick preview as I continue refining it.The goal has been to maintain a clean, user-friendly structure while allowing for more detailed, real-world analysis.

Appfolio typically requires a minimum of 50 doors in their system.Buildium doesn't care and is a bit easier to use - albeit it does not have as many features.

You can calculate (ballpark) from the number of showings how much your price is off based on larger data sets.

I started with him when he was doing turn key houses that we funded.. he gravitated to larger development deals that can be tough to place.175 parcels pre sold to a national builder who released 3 mil in EM.  22 mil contract to buy exiting first 5 mil  so we are junior but also have a collateral assignment of the purchase contract and other guarantees.. having speed an being the sole underwriter on this one ( ME) based on history( I funded 2 other developments for him one in Colorado one in GA) We got it done..