So, I think you have a risk factor in upstate New York that you don't get in most other areas (it's not where most people would choose to live).I think upstate New York one of the few areas in the country you can cash flow in B areas with 80% downpayment, so that's nice--in terms of deals, I think the numbers still work out at market prices.Finally, the property taxes are very high in upstate New York. 

And the nice options downtown are too expensive to even consider cash flow.  

I would like to briefly explain my situation and want to hear your guy's advice on what i should do and what action i should take in order to maximize my time and investments.

I actually purchased a SF house with a two story detached garage in a nice area of brockton.

It’s a really nice house but it’s too expensive for the average tenant.

@Nathan Robinson met some guys at NARPM DC conference that were doing something similar - I can dm you his email!

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(These numbers are nice… but you have to find quality people that could actually work well with these).