If you are browsing properties on the MLS then open houses are a good way to view property without agent representation.

Real estate FOMO is very real and I get that, but browsing this forum shows that there are deals to be had all.the.time. in all markets, and all market cycles.So if you're comfortable with the risk that comes with having the debt, I say go for it.

In this post - I will attempt to highlight some of the things you should be looking for as you browse around town looking for a property manager. 1) Are they members of the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM)?

I just want to know where the best source is just to browse, but I know how to find distressed opportunities in public records.

I was browsing Loopnet and found a CRE deal that looks fairly promising.

What a pleasure it has been browsing the forums and soaking up all of the priceless information offered to people interested in starting fresh here!

So here I sit, still getting myself educated by reading books and browsing biggerpockets. 

I was browsing some listings and seen some really affordable properties (200-300k) which would be perfect price range for me.

I browse the temps, and see a low in the Winter of 21 Degrees and a high in the Summer of 91 degrees. 

There are many investors who live in NYC and are successfully investing out of state.Before you start your first investment - I would continue to read books, listen to podcasts, and browse through the forums.You may also want to attend a real estate networking event held in the city.There is a book by David Green called "long distance real estate investing".