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Brenda Wright
  • Flipper
  • Brooklyn, NY
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The New York Eviction Law = 0 CashFlow Opportunities

Brenda Wright
  • Flipper
  • Brooklyn, NY
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"The only reason I'm not investing in New York is due to the eviction rule. A tenant can stay 4-5 years without paying rent while destroying your home." This is what every New York Investor keeps telling me. Is there any merit to this? Is there a way around this, other than searching for turnkey properties in middle America?

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