I am currently planning on staying in the NYC area while I start my career, save up capital and continue to educate myself on real estate, but eventually I would like to move out of New York to start investing somewhere more affordable.

It looks to be a true 50/50 split based on square footage, so eventually when you go to sell you will be taking 1/2 of the property and applying the federal tax exclusion under Section 121 and the other half will be treated as a capital asset subject to capital gains.

This is what all growing businesses eventually do.For instance, why are you still doing marketing, showings and leasing?

I think that is an economic principle in a free market, once regulations go into place the numbers normalize.I agree...except that I believe the free market would eventually 'normalize' it even without the Govt stepping in, that just accelerates things.....Supply and Demand is the ultimate regulation...... :-) 

However, all problems were eventually resolved SOMEWHAT (at least)satisfactory.  

This was a loan that a non-bank lender kept on their books and eventually sold to us.6.

I am looking to eventually be an out-of-state landlord investor Ohio.

We would eventually be moving down there.

Eventually they get annoyed and politely end the call and the same individuals never seem to call back anymore.

I have some money for a downpayment (I have a primary residence), but the prices here are astronomical, and a listing gets multiple offers while cash eventually wins!