All Forum Posts by: Reynaldo Eloy

@Steve Kontos 

I agree, I'm new at this and I can tell that New York's market is challenging. I will definitely look into the local REI meetings to network. Thank you for your advice.

Reynaldo 

Lulli,

I am still trying to figure things out in the New York market too. My advice is to take action while you are still learning. Experience is the greatest teacher. I'd like to share this quote with you. "Sometimes you have to jump off a roof and grow wings on your way down." I feel like that's how we will succeed in the real estate world. 

This post is rather old. But for any new investors like myself who are going through these forums looking for information, the MLS is very useful for finding comps which is vital for finding out ARV of a property. The MLS is useful for wholesalers and you should try to get access to it.

Hey whats up bigger pockets family? I am a new investor in New York. I'm still at my researching stage and I'm still learning about real estate. However this past week I did a lot of research and found some potential deals and I reached out the home owners via direct mail. I am looking to wholesale, assigning contracts, to begin my real estate journey to raise capital and venture off to flipping houses and also becoming a landlord. The New York real estate market is very pricey and I wanted to get some thoughts and advice on wholesaling in New York. Do you guys think that assigning contracts is possible in New York?