Hi my name is Abraham Berkowitz from Brooklyn NY, I didn't do a lot in real estate investing although its always in back of my mind, for about 3 years ago I Invested in Newark NJ, I bought a 3 family house, and now I could sale it for an amount that is almost double from the amount I bought it because the appreciation was sky rocking,  I would like to sell it because the its not a good area the tenants are constantly changing, and not stable, they keep on breaking things and I don't see any money in the short term, I would like to get advice what market is a good market with better tenants and a good cash flow, and not too expensive a mean a 3 family for about 650k, thank you all for your advice 

@Brooklyn McCartywhy would you use an agent that is going to compete against you for reservations in the same market you are in?

In general neighborhoods on the west side of Cleveland: Cudell, West Boulevard, Brooklyn + Old Brooklyn, Bellaire-Puritas, and Clark Fulton are all decent areas to consider investing in.

I really want to house hack, but im still too scared being young, international, and lack of starting capital.I will graduate from UIUC soon, and start my Full time W2 job in Manhattan starting Aug.2023, and I'm looking for someone who is doing house hacking in that area (Lic, Brooklyn, even Hoboken, Weehawken, Jersey City area) who can provide me with a stay for 6-12months, and meanwhile allowing to learn the first-handed house hacking experience!

Places like Maple Heights, Lee-Miles, Warrensville Heights, Garfield Heights, some parts of Cudell, some parts of West Boulevard, Old Brooklyn, and there are more too.

Hi Everyone, I’m exploring a few opportunities in Staten Island and Brooklyn for the first investment.

I live in Brooklyn and I’m interested in house hacking in Newark

There are different rules if you are doing short-term rentals like airbnb.I've owned a 2 Unit Building in Bayridge Brooklyn for over 16 years.

I bought a multi-fam last year near Garfield Ave Light Rail/Berry Lane Park and its very reminiscent of the growth that you seen in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn a few years back.

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