But yes of course we are NY, a tenant heavily favored state, but we definitely have good cash flow even with higher taxes.

hello everyone my name is Paul Cho, brand new member to the bigger pockets forum.have been learning via bigger pockets podcast, purchased BRRRR book by david greene (1/3 into the book, very informative)my situation - i got lucky through my dad getting a house upstate NY as a gift. everything is paid for. he didn't know what to do with the house cause he's always traveling overseas. so i'm here with this house, applied for HELOC (in the process).

I'm 31 and just started my REI business in the Hudson valley NY. A

I recently newly renovated a pretty small 1600 sq ft 1 family home in Callicoon, NY. A

@Eshan Tarneja I’m an agent in Jax and would love to help, just moved down here from NY a few months ago.

I am a realtor in Connecticut, but began my real estate career in the rental market in Brooklyn, NY a little under 2 years ago, and 2020 was pretty much a dud due to the pandemic.I'm looking for my first investment property, and depending on where it's located, I either plan on househacking, or buy and holding, and just renting it out.

I definitely wouldnt do it in NY as they're even more tenant friendly, plus the prices r so jacked up i dont see it ever being worth it.

In NY a RE attorney was required - provided the contract, title co, and his staff hosted the closing.while in CA, the Escrower did most all the paperwork, including ordering title & closingLender's (if applicable) attorney would also advise additional requirementsMost important seemed where will the Closing physically happen, depending on situation?

I'm a landlord in various parts of upstate NY as well.

For example, I pay about the same amount in property taxes (town and school bills) on a property purchased for $180K in Upstate NY as I do for a condo in San Francisco purchased for $650K.