I passed the exam and have a broker, but I can't find the online license application in eAccess. When log in, I see links in the Main Menu for a number of things , but I see no option to apply for the license. Am I lo...

I am not sure for your state, but the New York State Legislature passed a bill to fine New Yorkers ($7,500)  who engaged in home sharing.

Hi @Robert Schirmer,Welcome to BP, glad to have another Western New Yorker here!

New Yorker looking forward to invest and move to Sarasota, FL.

Another thing to remember is that thanks to inflation 1 million today does not mean what it did even 10 years ago.Within recent memory, a $10,000 car was considered quite luxurious where that same amount to barely pays for something "good used".Today, a "ten-millionaire" would be roughly to equivalent to what a "millionaire" once was.Even to be "rich", Forbes Magazine says you need to have a gross income of $1 million a year.

The New Yorkers you're mentioning who can no longer afford properties are moving to Charlotte in droves and driving up the values of the properties I've been buying the past few years.  

Local bulletin boards at grocery stores, restaurants, hardware stores, etc.Some smaller towns may have local internet service providers that offer advertising.Advertising in any magazines that may have a subscriber base that matches your target audience (hunting magazines, camping magazines, vacation/travel, whomever you think is likely to buy the land).You could also list the land on the MLS, but have the agent agree that if you find the buyer no commission will be paid.Hope these ideas help! 

As someone with family in NYC living in San Francisco, I certainly feel that many high-income earning New Yorkers are moving West to CA.

If you're talking about mobile home parks, then read this article from The New York Times:http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/16/magazine/the-col...

As a New Yorker.