-PM Detroit is HUGE.Detroit is bigger than Boston, Manhattan and San Francisco combined!

I have done this many times and wouldn’t have near the portfolio I have today without utilizing this strategy.As for meetups, I like KREIA even though it does cost money, $30 a time for non-members and when I started going, it pushed me out of my comfort zone to try to talk to people I didn’t know who had way more experience than me.Also, @Raphaelcollazo and I have started a relaxed, free local networking event once a month at a bar/restaurant called the Manhattan Project at 2101 Frankfort Ave 40206.

Also, @Luke Neubauer and I run a free real estate investor meet up group that meets the last Wednesday of every month at the "Manhattan Project" restaurant.

The "Louisville Real Estate Investor" meetup group meets the last Wednesday of every month at the Manhattan Project restaurant.

I invest here in Brooklyn and Manhattan.

Looking for my first condo investment, will to put down 200K and looking for something in Manhattan.

New York City was famously on the verge of bankruptcy in the 70's- and at the same time, Manhattan has been estimated to have appreciated by about a compounding 7% per yer over the last 380 years. 

Hi, I have been browsing some properties, and the more I drift towards downtown big cities like Boston or Manhattan, I see these 8 to 16 unit complexes priced at ridiculous prices (understandable because of location) but it seems extremely high compared to the rent you can collect off of it.

I live in Brooklyn NY my whole life; from east New York to bay ridge to manhattan now.

PF looked liked a typical Monday.