I work and live in Manhattan.

We are likely to stay renting in Manhattan due to kids schooling etc.

Most deals are done with exclusive listings some of which may be shared between different brokerages that have sharing agreements but don't expect to log into the Manhattan MLS and look up properties.

There are always deals in every market at any time including New York, Manhattan or the Silicon Valley.

I listen to the podcast while driving to work in Manhattan, but again, don't get the chance to be online enough.

The higher you go in value, then typically the more the property is not appropriate for a rental (unless your in a place like Manhattan NY where a 1 bedroom apartment could cost that much).

I'm in the Manhattan/metro area so very familiar with this landscape.

We are a hedge fund in Manhattan.

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I currently own 1 unit in Manhattan, Kansas that I lived in for almost 3 years before we rented it out.