It is my conclusion that this seller is playing games with me and I'm used as a back up offer for her to negotiate with others.

Make your own conclusions as to what investors will get back.

Hello Loanmaster,Greetings from the sunny South to the soggy NWest :cry: We're glad you're here.

I've been looking around and I've come to the conclusion that real estate is where I want to be due to the massive potential for passive income.Now, a little bit about myself: I am 22 years old living in Hoboken, NJ and I will be graduating with a BS in Comp Sci this may.

I am not saying this isnt a legit company, it is one of those things that sounds too good to be true and usually they areI have come to the conclusion that this company may infact exist, but this man does not represent them.

Originally posted by "REI":Conclusion?

I am going to pass on this deal but I am curious for future reference what would you offer to make the numbers work for you and how would you come to that conclusion.

I also bet on the location of the house and the area with very low vacancy factor.In conclusion, I pay only attorneys fees to structure the deal.

The point is that investors who jump to conclusions soley based on the fact that I'm an investor, are cutting themselves off from potential deals that might actually work for them.BTW, I'm not telling people that I'm open to a "subject to" deal.

So anyway, I have indeed come to the conclusion that unless you have a big downpayment it's hard to get rental property to cash flow in NYC.Does anyone have any ideas on strategies for NYC?