I live in Manhattan now, but am originally from Temecula, CA and understand my market and the market in So Cal are not good for us as Rookie Investors... let's not let that deter us from our main goal. 

Ladies and Gentlemen,I currently reside in Manhattan and would like to connect with Wholesalers within the 5 Boroughs who are as hungry as I am.

But seeing a 309,734-square-foot office complex in Manhattan Beach, California sell for $96.1 million on Auction.com is definitely a new experience.

The Peninsula includes San Francisco and Silicon Valley, and is home to the most ridiculously-overpriced real estate this side of Manhattan.

Earnings next year will 250, then 330K.About 100,000 of my debt is 5-6.8%, the other 200,000 is 2.8%-3.8%.We are moving back to the NYC area and were wondering if we should sell our current Manhattan apartment (we won't be living in Manhattan) and use that money to pay off my higher interest loans and credit card debt and put a down payment on a house versus hold onto the apartment and continue to sublet (rent) it out in the hopes that someday we can sell it for a lot of money or keep it in the family.

And the Atlantic ocean in between Norway and the U.S.).But really; has anyone lived in Manhattan or Brooklyn?

in KC.I am looking to get into apartment complexes, mobile home parks, maybe even some self-storage/other type of thing close to or in Kansas City; will consider Lawrence, Topeka, and Manhattan too.  

I lived in Willingboro and commuted to Manhattan via Burlington riverline station to Trenton NJ transit.

I am based in Manhattan and am looking to invest between around $60k in cash, into one or two properties, I have other money saved so this is real estate investment money. 

Currently I work  as a Real Estate Agent in Manhattan, selling, marketing and renting property.