Hi,

I am just getting started in Real Estate. I partnered with a friend who is a contractor, and have just finished our first flip. We are going to put it on the market today. So obviously, my first goal for ...

Hey BP Im building my team and I'm looking for a realtor who is investor friendly and does business in the NY Metro area or long island.

My problem is that the town I'm in is primarily low income, totals about 12,000 residents, and is the largest town for more than an hour's drive in any direction, so the numbers I've given are unfortunately about as good as I've seen around here.

Glad to be BACK - life happens and distractions don't stop BUT, I'm finally going to take back control of MY LIFE with God [of course for me at least] and the great people of this Biggerpockets family.Looking to get my FIRST wholesale deal within 3 months and network with others from my local area [NYC, Westchester & Long Island] My ultimate desire is to own a student housing property.Thanks for reading!

I am located on Long Island and have been pursuing real estate investing in the areas of wholesaling and wholesaling lease options for two years.

The second level is supply and demand: How many units exist, what is the trend of vacancy, what is the trend in concessions, how many are being built, how many are in the planning pipeline, how many new jobs does it take to absorb a new apartment unit, how available is land for new apartments, how difficult is it to entitle, permit and build in the jurisdiction.

We are one of the largest Associations for investors in the nation and have meetings all over Puget Sound.

By the time we closed I had my carpenter, plumber, electrical, flooring folks all in place and ready to go.Then I drove the island to determine what I could purchase from there vs. what I needed to get from Houston.

I have a 4/2 on a one of the largest lakes in the county with great schools.

The student loans are probably not too punitive on your borrowing capacity since the minimum payments are pretty modest typically, and the rates aren't too bad.You're going to determine if you can conceivably invest on Long Island and make any money.