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New York vs California

Anthea S.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • bronx, NY
Posted Mar 26 2010, 09:56

Why is there not much investors here in New York as there is in California ?..…….What is your take on New York for investing in Real estate….would you say that New York is comparable to the California market? What are the advantages /disadvantages of investing in New York where prices are so much higher than in a market like Ohio where house prices are much lower…Finally, is it safe to assume that NY market might be good for Landlording/ cash flow because the rents are so much higher and the vacancy rate might be also good? Please share your thoughts and ideas … greatly appreciated…

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