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Jonathan Chan
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What About New York City?

Jonathan Chan
  • Lender
  • Clermont, FL
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Good morning all. I've been reading a lot of articles saying that people are fleeing the cities cheaper places to live. Properties in NYC are discounted 20-30%. I was just curious what your thoughts were on investing in NYC. 

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Steven Foster Wilson
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Steven Foster Wilson
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Originally posted by @Jonathan Chan:

Good morning all. I've been reading a lot of articles saying that people are fleeing the cities cheaper places to live. Properties in NYC are discounted 20-30%. I was just curious what your thoughts were on investing in NYC. 

NYC will always be a hub of international culture, business, and night life. However investing can pose alot of difficulties with high taxes, prices, and landlord tenant laws.

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