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How do I spend 150k in NYC metropolitan area???

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I currently own a 4unit rental property in westchester county NY. Wanted to do BRRR with the aforementioned money. This area is high priced and NY eviction policies favor the tenants. Was hoping someone can offer advice from their experience as to out of state purchases and local (NYC tri-state area) purchases because this areas market has always been high now add the booming/complex covid market numbers have sky rocketed. I am new to bigger pockets and any feedback would be greatly appreciated

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Joke is on point lol.  Thank you for your response it’s tough to narrow down a specific route but I do agree in bordering states.  I have also considered your recommendation of investing just tough to trust an entity/person heading that company. 

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