I've been looking at a lot of syndications recently and I've been surprised by the number that are in places like Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Seattle, Philadelphia and Washington DC.

I'm originally from Brooklyn, New York myself.

If I get some more specifics, I can probably advise you a little better, but your best bet may be to go deep into Queens or Brooklyn (near a subway, but making a pretty long commute), south Bronx or Staten Island (which doesn't have a navigable subway to the city (but relatively close if you can take the staten island ferry, which is free).

By the end of March, Kristen Euretig was fed up with quarantine life in her Brooklyn rental apartment.

And since a Quitclaim only transfers any interest the Grantor may have, I'll sell you my part of the Brooklyn Bridge for the right price :wink:

Parma, Brooklyn, Cleveland (44111,44109,44135) could all be decent options for this. 

I don't know how he landed her either.The show can be kind of campy with him partnering up with those two wanna be tough guys from Brooklyn.

The property is located in Brooklyn NY.

thanks guys for the inputs. i'm new to the real estate investing business . i'm currently bird dogging for investors in brooklyn ny. 

Places like Oakland and Brooklyn have become harbingers for the real estate renaissance happening in once rough and tumble neighborhoods.