The owner is super knowledgeable about the Bronx, a west Chester, and Manhattan.

 I rent in NYC (astoria queens) 10 min from manhattan and work.I work in tv/film which is by definition freelance even though I've been working for the last 5 years pretty consistentlyI have access to Navy Federal Credit Union which do offer $0 money 100% financing and said with my current debt to income ratio and 683 credit would only give me $280k-$350 (not much to buy anything in NYC) the only thing I find is condo/coop which won't let you rent. 

To others, it's within 30 minutes or an hour from Manhattan.  

Lower East Side in manhattan in the 70's meant a whole lot of fire, and a whole lot of crime, but not an ideal place for any of these guys to put their money.

For now, this is my home office in the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

Looking to pool investors for a Multi-Family Purchase in Manhattan, each to have an equal ownership interest.

My real estate goal (for the long term) is to build a portfolio of mostly pre-war walk up apartments (my interests are geared towards townhouses/tenements that contain over 6 families) in the lower west/east sides including parts of upper manhattan as well.

Hi all, I need some help deciding if now is a good time to sell my co-op in Manhattan.

And to answer your original question there are no regulations in PF other than commercial electric rates and occupancy tax.

In a few years I want to live in newark... close to manhattan.