Increasing job growth and a strong economy brings an ideal investment in these markets.

We are already seeing an increase in defaulted loans this quarter and sellers being a lot more reasonable on pricing.

They must be confident in the fact they will get a solid reference. 

If you see utilities increasing, is there a way that you can push this on to the tenant?

What would you do from here, pay them off sooner to increase the cash flow, or keep leveraging? 

Would we see increased cross-border transactions and a surge in property investment opportunities?

I am sure hoping it's an oversight, however the response did not give me confidence as such. 

It establishes a base that's $40 lower, which all future rent increases are based on. 

Thank you  Using a LOC on your primary residence can work well for flips if the terms are favorable and you’re confident in managing projects efficiently.

While I haven’t invested in NYC specifically, I can share a bit of perspective: For a 3-year timeline, buying can make sense if you’re confident in the market’s appreciation and can find a condo with flexibility for renting it out later.