But, appearances can be deceiving and if tenants aren’t complaining / there’s not water coming in it may not be a problem just yet.I’m from your neck of the woods, so don’t know basements at all.  

@ Cassi @Cassi Justiz I certainly will, I'm really excited to hear what's going on in our neck of the woods, and kind of "feel the temperature" of the area if you will.  

Reach out if you are in our neck of the woods.- Karl

It comes down to simple numbers, wholesalers can look at dozens of properties per month, thus picking up experience at a break neck pace.

Those of us with portfolios in previously non-RC areas upstate now all of sudden are slapped with a yoke around our necks and become unwilling participants to the socialism we try and avoid by purchasing north of the Tappan Zee.The way I see it, any little town is just one Democratic mayor and a small activist group away from permanently altering the livelihoods of their landlords.

We've got a wide range of houses here in our neck of the woods of Ohio, and the oldest one is from the late 1800s, while the newest one is a 1990s build.

I then blew a disc out in my neck in 2011, more surgery. 

They use "secret shoppers" in my neck of the woods.Just brainstorming here.I really appreciate it, John. 

Big burly, tobacco chewing, big truck driving, scary looking guys with neck tats.

How long does it take to rent a unit in your neck of the woods?