The town could require you to restore it to a 1/1.

I haven't looked too closely at the Poconos so that's all great info and I'm sure New York has similar issues.I was hoping to be closer to home since I'm just starting out, but I'll look into those markets as well!

I'm considering looking into Pennsylvania or upstate New York instead and would appreciate any advice.

Thank you for checking this out… I hope this information is helpful to you or someone you know in the New York market.If you are interested in 2-4 unit properties in Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester or Long Island, this will give you a sense of what is happening in the NYC metro area.How ‘hot’ is the market?

A check-out list of suggestions for restoring the property to move-in condition, to enable the full return of their deposit.

We just had an eviction thrown out from over a year ago on a property we manage, (eviction was not done by us) the judge communicated that an eviction is only to remove tenant from the premise and restore your possession. 3) I'm not sure there's a perfect answer here but what we do is include a clause in our lease that we will move the items to storage for 30 days and the tenant can pick them up at their cost. 4) May be worth it but most of the time it is not in my experience.

For context and without going into the details of my situation, they recommended setting up a revocable trust and then setting up a Wyoming LLC as a holding company, then setting up a New York LLC owned by the Wyoming LLC holding company to hold the property for the asset protection and anonymity.However like I said I am getting conflicting information/advice.

For context and without going into the details of my situation, they recommended setting up a revocable trust and then setting up a Wyoming LLC as a holding company, then setting up a New York LLC owned by the Wyoming LLC holding company to hold the property for the asset protection and anonymity.However like I said I am getting conflicting information/advice.

Thank you for checking this out… I hope this information is helpful to you or someone you know in the New York market.If you are interested in 2-4 unit properties in Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Westchester or Long Island, this will give you a sense of what is happening in the NYC metro area.

I will be moving to Ohio from New York and this is my first investment property.I have located an attorney to work with, based out of Columbus, but I am looking for local support within the BP mafia as well.