All Forum Posts by: Naftali Freedman

+1 for RocRooms. We use them and they specialize in student housing

Marc -  I guess it comes down to your budget. 

We live and invest in Rochester NY. We invest in the better areas of town. Feel free to ask questions 

1880's or maybe 70's

depends on your budget. I am at upper Monroe and Park. But those areas are pricey.

I agree with Steve. I have seen a few Israelis burned from houses like it. Think like south Tel Aviv near the central bus station type of area.

I will join Steve in recommending Blue Axis. Many local BP know Rebecca so she has a big network.

Are these real properties?  Numbers seems too good to be true.

Rochester is an amazing market for buy & hold. But there is a need to know the areas and not be tempted to buy cheap in a bad area.

I would say mortgage payment + investment income.

Here are my thoughts:

1. Tax benefits for mortgages

2. Low interest rates, lock the mortgage now

3. You can always sell the investment to pay off the mortgage

4. Value/income of investment can go up