Its in upstate NY as mentioned.   

I am not familiar at all with medical license requirements in NY as to the ownership or controlling stock or equity in an to a medical practice, at least to hang the license to keep it a going concern while liquidating the business.

I know that I cannot obtain liens/deeds in NY as a single investor so I'm looking to explore the NJ market.

Hi everyone,I'm from Israel and would like to start investing in US single family homes.From what I understand, after preliminary research, is that the "lease option" strategy can be a good way to start.Also I'm thinking about Buffalo, NY as the location to focus on (at least at the beginning) as it has a relatively low price-to-rent ratio and frequently flying there from Israel would probably be easier than to farther states.I'd love to hear your advice on:- what should be my first steps as a foreign investor?

Last night he checked on the house and walked into a disaster...With the cold weather conditions we have had in NY, a faulty coil in the furnace, a pipe burst in the attic.  

Hi Tania,I'm in NY as well and an NYC LLC is costly.

Our local bank offers them but the branch had never heard of them until we asked...At least in NY as I understand it, the interest belongs to the tenant *but* the landlord can charge a 'reasonable fee' for managing the account.  

It opens a lot of doors and the class will teach you a lot about the rules and regulations for NY.  As

Denver- my family has a second home in Denver so I’m familiar with the area, PA- it’s close and inexpensive; Queens NY- a lot of potential in some of the underdeveloped areas, Texas, Tennessee and suburbs of Vegas

In my area of upstate NY, a couple of years is reasonable enough, and I can factor in the rate of appreciation to arrive at my offer.Same neighborhood can vary by location as well.