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All Forum Posts by: Iftear Naser

Iftear Naser has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Hello All,

I am currently prepping myself to get involved in real estate. I am hoping to become an investor however, my current market proposes a challenge. I am from New York City and as many of you know this isn't the best place for a new investor. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what resources and techniques they use to analyze market trends. I am having trouble figuring out what areas are doing well in my region and identifying a good time to buy. If anyone could share any resources to help me analyze markets, and maybe even assess potential deals that would be very much appreciated.

Thank you,

Iftear

Post: Looking to start investing in NY

Iftear NaserPosted
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@Jerry Padilla

With that rule, would it consider other people as part of the self sufficiency if I were to partner up with someone?

I also heard that FHA considers the income of the tenants as well so maybe if I find a property with preexisting tenants?

Post: Looking to start investing in NY

Iftear NaserPosted
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Hello, I am 25 years old and currently living in NY. I am looking to get started investing in real estate, specifically owner occupied rental properties/house hacking. However, the challenge is that properties in NY are ridiculously expensive and the more affordable houses are the ones that are secluded in areas I am not sure people would want to live in. I have considered FHA loans which would help my case but still with the over priced houses in this area my fear is that if I buy a property and am not able to find tenants soon enough I'd be stuck with a very expensive mortgage. If anyone could offer any guidance or strategies that could help me combat this situation that would be great.