I'm attending college in Manhattan, NY and I'm looking for ways to get started in real estate investing, aside for REIT's. 

We see bears almost every day.We have a large carved bear in the front yard at our PF cabin.

I am one of 5 board members of a property in Manhattan that has 76 apartments as well as sponsor-owned retail space.

Hi,25-year-old living in Brooklyn and working in Manhattan.

I had bought a coop in Manhattan from a friend it was appraised at 190,000 got a real good price at 150,000.  

One thing to note is that I work near Manhattan and I don't want to purchase anything too far on the outskirts of the city.  

Yes, in some areas where it could be very hard to build more supply (like Manhattan or San Francisco), I can see how demand can drive prices up significantly but even then, the market would have already "expected" that.

I have an Architectural Engineering degree from the University of Miami, and I currently work in Manhattan as a project manager for a construction management firm, building high rises.

My goal is to get into buy and hold investing of single and small multi-family properties but I am having a hard time getting started.I am from Bergen County New Jersey and will shortly be moving to Manhattan for work.

The Bronx has definitely become more attractive for investors due to the prices in Brooklyn and Manhattan shooting through the roof.