The tenants will use the stove to heat the place and burn out the parts in the stove.Those are a few off the top pf my head.

Given my income doesn't support the purchase of real estate in Manhattan I'm looking to familiar places back home (Southeastern Michigan) to buy my first property.

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I'm wondering because in the nicer or even the average areas, Chicago is also pretty expensive, some parts of the city command near Manhattan type prices.

PF is a nice place to live, if you want to buy a home that is reasonably priced relative to closer-in DC markets.

My day job is a network engineer at a large IT firm in Manhattan and I am looking to begin my real estate investing portfolio on the side.

during the "boom" times but COVID has loosened everything up and now 5% can be had in Manhattan, 6%-7% in Brooklyn and even 8% in the Bronx.

Hello All,I'm Javier Diaz originally from the Lower East Side of Manhattan and now living and looking to invest in the borough of Queens.

Unfortunately, the neighborhood I am most familiar with (Manhattan) does not currently provide realistic or attractive options for my level of capital.

The only apartment that was quiet was a friend who was in an apartment building in Manhattan, it had poured concrete.