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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Scared, Excited, and Ready!
Hi everyone,
My name is Sal and I'm currently living in Westchester, NY (about 25 miles north of manhattan). I'm primarily looking to get into cashflow properties. I currently own two properties, one of which is being rented to a tenant, the other is my primary.
The biggest issue I'm having is finding good deals here in Westchester. Properties are very expensive, and taxes are extremely high. When I run the numbers, it's almost always resulting in negative cash flow.
I have a decent amount of equity in my primary residence as I bought it from the county at a deep discount and rehab'd it. So I would most likely tap into the equity and do a BRRR method.
Any advice on expensive markets? I've been thinking about looking further north in Putnam county which has more affordable taxes, and lower property prices.
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Originally posted by @Benjamin Potts:
Sounds like you're off to a great start. Let's get together and have coffee sometime, I'd love to brainstorm together.
Thanks Ben. Happy to meet up for coffee.