Well said and spot on, I say NYC is and will be the most tenant friendly city and nothing will be done for landlords.Thank god I finish investing in New York, there is no positive outcome for beginner and mid level investors.

Cant really see the foundation/ basement walls as basement is finished and exterior is bricks.  

@Andrew Johnson I'm sorry for the confusion, i already have active cash-flow for more than 13k per month, i would have to repay the loan out of my existing business to finish the 150k loan in a year. 

(A conventional would not work for my personal set of circumstances ATM.)B: Use a hard money lender, rehab and then remortgage.From an ad on BP I found lendinghome.com and noticed they do not release rehab funds until all renovations are complete.My question is: Do you put up the rehab money yourselves and pay different contractors as and when they finish jobs, or do you find contractors that are willing to be paid when the renovations are complete?

It was worth ~$95 when I finished, so I could've taken a quick $20K or so profit after sales costs.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to acquire a list of properties (addresses) that are delinquent with property tax? After spending some considerable time searching through government websites, I haven't yet bee...

You're talking about mainly the infrastructure, not finishes such as vanity, tile choices, etc. 

FYI, I finished Flipping Houses a few days ago and am currently immersing myself into Estimating Rehab Costs. ;) Great stuff.

I recently just finished college but am a avid investor in the stock market.

Property details: 3 bedroom/2 bath with finished basement, driveway and detached garage.