I'm a pro studio and touring musician (drum set) living in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY.

I tend to do most of my investing currently in Brooklyn NY, and zoning over there is R6 a lot more generous than the R4.

Hi guys,I know it's been a while since this thread was active but I just came across it.I'm a realtor and work in Nassau, Suffolk, Queens and Brooklyn. 1st let me tell you that despite what Michael thinks there are some great deals on MLS.

I'm a newbie in Brooklyn, ny.

I'm new to the Brooklyn Real Estate community and I'm wondering how I can obtain a legal Purchase and Sale Agreement and Assignment Contract.I've read online that it can cost $500+ to have an attorney draft such documents.

Greetings BP family, We are currently in search of Contractors that are knowledgeable and experienced in working with Flipping properties in the New York area, specifically Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk County. 

Best regards from Brooklyn,Alex Rodriguez (yes, you can call me arod . . . smh)

Short story long, don't see that happening now that I'm back in Bk.We're currently on the hunt in Bronx NY--Brooklyn has gotten ridiculous it seems for those who don't want to subsidize their tenants to live with them.

Rents are generally a lot lower though, but the 1% rule can still be found if you look hard enough.Your location says Brooklyn, NY.

My name is Viktor and I'm a beginner real estate "investor" from Brooklyn, NY.