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Small Multi-Family in Belmont, The Bronx
Hi NYC Forum,
I currently invest and self-manage some small multi-family in "A" areas of New Haven, CT. Love investing and living there, but looking toward the future it wouldn't be a bad idea to diversify.
A possible next step for me is to go with something that is far enough away that I will hire-out management, but close enough that I could drive there on occasion when.
Prices in Belmont for Small Multifamily (2-4 units) is very similar to what I encounter in New Haven. I'm apprehensive on tenant quality and dealing with NYC regulation/bureaucracy/costs. NYC tends to be a whole different animal then...well...anywhere else including the rest of NY State.
I'm accustomed to amazing tenants and a generally reasonable attitude & policy from the city towards landlords & rehab projects.
Anyone familiar with the area that can offer insights on investing there?