Hello BP Community, I'd love to hear from all successful wholesalers in the boroughs of NYC, Brooklyn if possible. 

I think it's unique and a number of people are actually moving there from neighborhoods in the city (like Brooklyn) because the commute can be easier and the rents are more affordable.  

@Alex PuleioI'm not sure which area in NYC you are talking about, but in Brooklyn most properties that was sold at a 10% cap 10 years ago are being sold now for 5-3% cap.

I was recently approached by a friend who is interested in partnering with me on a multi family purchase in NYC Brooklyn to the tune of 50k towards the down payment.

My girlfriend and I, recently acquired a four family building in Brooklyn and I have another deal with a foreclosure pending.

Does anyone have an idea of how much hot water would average for a 3 bedroom (3 tenant) apartment in Brooklyn, NY?

Hi, I'm trying to find a good area to start looking into... safe, and rentable. Looking for rentals or brrrr opportunities. any leads or connections would be great. I would love to team up with someone nearby...Chana 

Hello BPAfter spending a year acting as a "wholesaler," I've decided to become a licensed real estate agent. I still have the desire to become an investor but for the time being, I want to succeed as an agent and use ...

This may not be NYS specific, but I'm looking to invest here so I've been going to the auctions at the Brooklyn courthouse.My question is: When you buy a property at the courthouse auction, the paperwork talks about a mortgage balance, judgement, tax lien, etc.

I live in Brooklyn, NY where I don't see how it is possible to make money on a buy-to-rent strategy.