And the person selling does not own title or a license, then it is illegal, at least in NY as brokering without a license.

I've read some of the landlord/tenant laws of NY (a 75 pager I think it was) and it's as frightening as Seattle.

I am currently aspiring to become a long distance buyers agent in New York, will begin studying for my license after graduating from college in August after three years at 21.My plan is to specialize in investing in long-distance investing in Upstate NY, as well as investing in my own properties, with my own cash or with partners.Any tips or advice on how to find a mentor, or network with others to help me learn as much as I can?

Hey Nya, I'd suggest seeking out folks on social media that do what you'd like to do and follow them for a while.

I am open to other parts of Upstate NY as well (Binghamton, Ithaca, Kingston etc.) but no more than a 3 hours drive from the city.

I want to create a life where I can have a home in Florida, a fabulous apartment in NY, a ski home, and have lots of fun.

I was hoping someone could tell me a little about Odgensbury, NY since I'm not from the area. The deal I'm looking at is a 6 bedroom 3 bath 2688sqft triplex. The listing price is 35k with the property needing a new me...

I was hoping someone could tell me a little about Odgensbury, NY since I'm not from the area. The deal I'm looking at is a 6 bedroom 3 bath 2688sqft triplex. The listing price is 35k with the property needing a new me...

I don’t know much about endicott but I was interested in Binghamton NY a year or so which I see is not far From Endicott, but I never ended pursuing further. sounds like you got a good deal which hopefully will help give you an awesome experience.

Neal you can pm me we can talk some more I'm from ny as well!