My plan is to house hack in a multifamily unit in the East Newark, University Heights or Union City area because of their proximity to Manhattan.

I’d imagine that a 5-cap is horrible in Ohio but would be awesome in Manhattan.

Hello everyoneMe and my partner moved to North Jersey from Manhattan one year ago and looking to get into flipping homes in the area.

Manhattan?

You are allowed to charge a reasonable fee to maintain the account, and with interest rates on savings accounts being so low, tenants aren't really expecting any return on their depositI've been a Manhattan-based RE broker for the last 5 years specializing in luxury and new construction condos.

I am an off-market broker here in Manhattan but I invest outside of the city.

My company has over $100 Million dollars of currently finished and built properties for sale right now in four different states in four major markets: Park Slope and Caroll Garden Brooklyn NY ; the New Jersey Gold Coast overlooking Manhattan ; Center City Philadelphia prime Rittenhouse Square ; And dozens of oceanfront condominiums and single family homes along the beach in super prime Palm Beach County Florida.

Say you refurbish apartments in New Rochelle, the Metro North commute to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan is only 32 away with the express train.

It is nearly guaranteed that anything near the water will eventually grow (how soon or how much... who knows) but Manhattan isn't big enough for everyone that wants to be there so people will want to be as close as they can... hence why 10 years ago JC was nothing and now its a mini Manhattan.

My philosophy is to get the transaction done and provide great service throughout the process.Third, dual agency is legal in NY State (I work in Manhattan).