@Jason Kudo that's a good point to make the distinction between the city and the county.

My "why": my kid is now 8-years old and I love being a work-from-home Dad (even pre-pandemic) these last 5 years, I've reconnected with a major passion (acting/writing/storytelling for the stage), my father passed away late last year, and my job with a large, stable IT company is largely just a job.

Even with rising mortgage rates and higher prices, economists say the housing market should remain strong due to very tight inventories and increasing demand as more millennials are projected to buy houses this year.Now millennials make up the largest share of homebuyers in the US, according to a 2020 survey from the NAR.

Run the numbers on each property and figure out which ones will have the largest tax burden.

How ironic was I literally just saw they dropped the largest complex in the area $500,000 and its contingent then I come across your post not 5 minutes later.

A wealthy individual moving to a large state may not move the needle.

It is one of the largest cities in Westchester and has a lot of development occurring and business activity.

I'm currently the leading sales rep for the largest independently owned brewery in Virginia and I love it, but the pandemic opened my eyes to creating my own wealth.

I'm a full time special needs instructor and we have built the world's largest organization of special needs business owners and real estate investors, all anybody needs to build their empire is compliance dialog. 

Have you heard of this distinction between appraisal prices for owner-occupied vs investment property?