@Gabriela Huayhualla I live in Albany NY. A

I purchased a property in the City of Buffalo, NY a little over a year agoMy neighbor is now mad because she claims the tree is my backyard that is on the property line (it’s in my yard), is buckling her semi-new driveway and the roots are growing into her basement.

I figure, can't beat NY as a place to learn more about the business.

@Heath Jones here in NY a double deposit is not allowed.

I came across Rochester, NY as a place with cheap houses, I am from Portland, OR.

There have been some changes since we went into contract, and we have now worked out that we would be getting a change to the C/O soon after closing.Here in NY, a change to the C/O generally results in a change in taxes.

I lived in the Hudson valley NY a dozen plus years ago and my first home purchase and I did SRO's and you don't need to live next to a college.

I call it little NY as most of the folks are retired moving down.

Hi BP Community, I just purchased a foreclosure in Walton, Upstate NY as a getaway from NYC and while I knew the roof needed to be fixed, I just found out that some areas of the roof need to be entirely replaced as they have a very low pitch and currently have shingles (Not sure why they did that in the first place). 

Be sure to keep a pulse on demand in upstate NY as you underwrite … I was looking in Hunter/ Windham but have noticed revenues fall off a cliff in March/ April (vs 2021) … not saying you can’t find a great deal that returns, but be conservative w/ your revenue assumptions bc the pandemic years could have been an anomaly.