You can get a trial subscription to PI magazine PI.com and find plenty of skiptrace related ads, too.

I know I'm a little late to the party but I get excited when I find a fellow New Yorker on the site.

I still haven't decided if I'm open to living in Jersey :p but I'm thinking it's better to be an open minded property owner than a snobby New Yorker who spends an arm and a leg in rent, right?

As a former New Yorker who moved to Las Vegas to invest, I'd say while building an equity position is great, it is best to invest in markets that offer you better cash flow per dollar invested.

Subscribe to the trade magazines.

I agree, and I am anxious to see how this shift effects the dynamics of those in the Bronx and Lower Westchester County.In theory if this continues we may see large influx of New Yorkers moving out of the city and in Westchester County

Hopefully this info will be extremely useful for all the other frustrated New Yorkers out there.Keep being awesome.

I saw an ad for AIM in a local apartment association magazine but couldn't really find too much info on them online besides their website. 

Not really a guru question but I think it fits best in this category since it is education related.Does anyone know of any good Real Estate magazines?

An emerging up and coming city is always going to be under the radar, before it hits Money Magazine's best places to live and everyone knows about it.Just like any investments, I like to identify investments before everyone knows about it, before the appreciation takes place.