The old Silicon Graphics campus is now the Google campus and the old Sun Microsystems campus is now the Facebook campus.

I'm pretty impressed in the level of customization it offers - you can use the 50 templates it comes with but it also offers a lot of capability to do your own thing with it, edit copy, headlines, graphics, etc. $27 a month isn't bad either.

I think that it is important to have one graphic theme that people will remember and recognize me by.

I am a graphic designer by day...Overnight prints is great quality but expensive.

Covering the pictures with graphics is definitely the way to go!

I think the i-phone has better graphics ( if you like to watch videos, etc) and the music sound is clearer, but I dont use the phone for videos/music so that doesnt matter to me.

The graphic with the colors and brands gets the point across perfectly.

Without getting graphic, let's just say "shitter was full"..  

It's still quite affordable for multifamily investors, the commute is easy, and the area has been appreciating over time, besides being very family-oriented.I'm a data-driven kind of broker, and I find this graphic from Bloomberg to be extremely helpful: https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/property-prices...Also, make sure to always check NYC's crime map: https://maps.nyc.gov/crime/ You can also see crime rates on Trulia and will soon realize that many listings for sale are on "hot spots" on those maps, so be mindful of that.I would also strongly advise you to find a good broker in order to assist you in the transaction: it may give you a clear advantage over other investors as they will know how to put you in the best position when presenting an offer and may be also aware of off-market deals. 

The graphic in my prior post shows, from the St.