I’m in Brooklyn and looking for a good place to buy my first rental.

Someone at the Brooklyn office advised taking it up with HUD but cautioned we might be running into the same group that approved the Section 8 without due diligence.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Brooklyn.

I am 36 and was fortunate enough to buy a Bed Stuy Brooklyn 3 family brownstone, 3 years ago.

I'm a future investor from Brooklyn, NY.

The property is in south Brooklyn with ocean views.

It means the quality of the Rents and the Quality of the Value of the Investment.In other words, when there is upcoming danger, the Market has a flight to safety.That's why I only Invest in Quality Markets.... of which I consider Brooklyn to be one of them.I've survived very nicely over two decades.If vacancies go up in NYC in general goes up, if it goes from it's current vacancy level of 3%, a crash would bring it to say, 5% or 7%.I'll survive another one easily.

I live in Brooklyn, NY and NYC is an expensive market to invest in.

I curretnly live in Brooklyn, NY with $10k of savings.

Currently I am stuck working from home in my rented Brooklyn apartment, with my mother, longing for a backyard, privacy and cleaner air.