How are potential tenants able to view the property?

I have had office space in Astoria for 5 out of my 7 years in the business and it remains my favorite place to work.Newer developments present a wide range of opportunities, including:Affordable housing rental unitsNew high-rise condominium buildings Small boutique condo developmentsMixed-use buildings2-4 family new-construction residential propertiesFilm studiosAstoria’s high cost of living is akin to other neighborhoods in the ‘outer boroughs’ with Manhattan views or proximity to the island.

I have used Rentlinx for YEARS and love the platform and price.

And that didn't seem to be the original intent of this platform's messaging 6-7-8 years go. 

There is a ton of saturation in the cbus market not only here on this platform but with investors in general, its a hot, competitive market, but that also means there are a huge number of garbage operators too, so do your due diligence on who you listen too, but again I can't say enough good things about tommy.  

The only downside to my condo is that it is situated on the backside of the condominium it occupies and does not have an ocean view, however being aware of that I have dropped the price on significantly on the property. 

Sure you can have "boots" on the ground view for you but are you going to pay them?

I'm 24 and have been in the industry for a bit, mainly focusing on the Indianapolis market, particularly with new build duplexes that offer solid cash flow and low maintenance costs.To answer some of your questions:Finding Deals: Platforms like BiggerPockets, Zillow, Redfin, and LoopNet are great starting points for finding deals online.

Facebook groups and any other platforms that connect you with local investors is a good option.  

I recommend it for a month a so, you can see qualified tenants better than the free one, and more people viewing your property because your listing is the first one.