I am sorry to very respectfully disagree as I was born and raised and have lived most of my life in Cleveland and the subs, there are many 4 units and smaller in the B class neighborhoods like Parma, Parma Heights, Brookpark, Fairview Park, North Olmsted and many others (even several areas of Cleveland proper like Westpark and Old Brooklyn) that would make great cash flowing and equity building house hacks.

I currently live in Brooklyn, New York.

I used www.nolo.com/ and also legazoom.com seemed good both under $100 ..like alex rodriguea-parra said it was under $1000 and i went to my local weekly newspaper they charged $250 and the brooklyn herld which is a daily charged $350 for the publication

I'm a Brooklyn native who can't afford to buy a house in Brooklyn, yet, so I'm moving the family to Staten Island.

We came from Brooklyn and Platt Park is very walkable which was important to us.

I manage a property in Brooklyn.

#newyork #brooklyn #propertymanagement #realestate #investing #nyc 

But, before doing that, to make sure nobody involved sells me the Brooklyn Bridge (I heard it needs a coat of paint, which I am not willing to do), I want to research the probate records to get an idea of who owns what from court records.When I googled Pima county probate records search, the first result is https://www.jp.pima.gov/CaseSe... .

I've seen that alot of.listings in Brooklyn say corporate owned..its ridiculous 

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.