We have approximately 20k in savings and trying to do our due diligence in analyzing good "buy and hold" properties.We currently live in the Buffalo, NY area and recently came across a triplex for sale at $85k.  

One of the $100K samples I got sits in the "South Shore" neighborhood, intersection of North Buffalo and West Lake Mead. 

This is current data and it just is what it is:Among the 53 metro areas analyzed in the report with at least 1 million people, those with the highest share of completed flips sold to all-cash buyers - often other real estate investors - in 2018 were Detroit, Michigan (48.8 percent); Birmingham, Alabama (42.4 percent); Jacksonville, Florida (39.8 percent); Miami, Florida (38.3 percent); and Buffalo, New York (38.0 percent).Completed home flips in 2018 yielded an average gross profit of $65,000 (difference between median purchase price and median flipped sale price), down 3 percent from an average gross flipping profit of $66,900 in 2017.

Good morning BP,My wife and I are newbie investors here in the Buffalo, NY area and looking for referrals for a good Real Estate Attorney - preferably local. 

Gm, my name is Amory and i live in Buffalo, NY. i am an ambitious investor looking for education and deals/ opportunities to acquire my first of many investment properties.

Akron, Buffalo, random population <4,000 cities, etc. are places where I'm sure you could have a nice juicy pro-forma. 

I am from Buffalo, NY.

I am looking in the Rochester/Buffalo NY area, and have found some properties with some promise.

Evening try Buffalo which is still in NY state.

Looking for little more speed in the process and maybe advice on how to really kick it in gearI invest in buffalo ny.