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Hi Ken, I work with investors in the South Bay and as I'm sure you are aware of you are paying for the dirt in Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, and Manhattan Beach so you can't really compare the numbers compared to other areas, especially other parts of the country. 

There are possibilities of lower prices with higher cash flows but the neighborhood is something that you have to be ready for you.A lot of NJ and NY (Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn)  is not like much of what I see on BP where people buy and invest with small money (below 500K).

I have been silent on the forums, but listening to podcasts and reading most of the recommended books.I live in Manhattan and I am interested in starting my real estate buy and hold business in the next few months.

My husband and I are looking to start investing in Cincinnati as out of state investors (as we live in Manhattan). 

I got quoted for the Gramercy area from a Verizon commissioned third party:$7700 a year with 2% increases5 year lease with 2    5 yr optionsIs this a good offer?  

By virtue of its geography, Chicago developed more like Brooklyn than Manhattan.

My parents own two apartments buildings (rentals, mostly stabilized rents) in Manhattan and two in the Bronx, About 100 units all together.

They've also surpassed those pricing levels and gone beyond.West Orange doesn't have it's own train but does have walkability (in certain places) to the Highland Ave Station but it doesn't have full time service into Manhattan like most other stations.  

It's good to know that I will not have to send one to PF Chang's.