All Forum Posts by: Adam Leitman Bailey

It would be smart to keep your current tenant, especially if they are paying rent on time. If you do not have the money to assist your grandfather right now in terms of rent, maybe you can help him find a more suitable option, especially since he will be paying full rent at your apartment anyway

Agree with @Abel Curiel, New York City is a tricky spot for "house hacking", but queens, brooklyn, and even some parts of Long Island would be good places to start  

Agree with Scott Wolf, this shouldn't change tax rates

New York City is an extremely tricky place for real estate so it is understandable that you want to stray away, but why not look more upstate?

Your individual goals probably vary from everyone else on here. Do you have any mentors who you've received advice from in the past? They will probably be your best bet to keep you on track with your immediate and future goals.

Inspections are one of the most important factors when buying a home. You must always inspect the home before purchase to avoid unwanted or unknown costs from popping up

Arizona has always been a HUB for real estate investing! Glad to hear it's still going well

New York is a tough place to live and invest in. With 32,000 saved you can possibly apply for a loan and obtain a multifamily or a single unit. Good luck and use every resource you can

Welcome to BiggerPockets Lucas, you're in the right place to learn

Welcome to biggerpockets, Matt. You're in the right place to learn