NYC is not for the faint of heart or the new investor.

Hi Ropo,@Brie Schmidt is your "go to" for anything Chicago related.I've owned a condo there since 2017 and it's left a sour taste in my mouth as it hasn't moved in value at all.My fault tho as it was a "trophy property" of sorts so only have myself to blame.I've warmed up to the idea of house hacking over the years but still think that "money makes money" if you want to be active.$100,000 can go a long way in many markets when it comes to property flipping.But then again, not everyone wants to be active so I get it.Something to also consider is how landlord friendly the state is.I've heard some horror stories with Illinois but potato "potato" lol.My tenant for example is high net and I get direct withdrawal payment on the 28th of every month and hasn't skipped a beat in 4 years.Wishing you much success 

Each time I go there is a new massive residential building, downtown major renovations, Amazon with 2 mill + sq ft, Shewing Williams new 40 story building being built in the heart of the city and so much more.

Furthermore, the heat poses elevated wildfire risk, which could partly be why in two filings with the California State’s Department of Insurance on Thursday, State Farm disclosed it is seeking a 30% rate increase for homeowners, a 36% increase for condo owners and a 52% increase for renters.No matter what side of the political divide, in my near forty years on this planet I have personally noticed local and global warming.

Flat white ceilings, eggshell BM Superhide Navajo White on the walls (light beige), and a semi gloss warm white on the trim.

I would check out the top listings in your area and pay attention to what amenities they offer, property description and pictures.The price, warm and friendly greeting you give in your listing, plus clean beautiful pictures are critical.

Completely renovated from the ground up in 2016, this home boasts fully restored original heart of pine floors.

Completely renovated from the ground up in 2016, this home boasts fully restored original heart of pine floors.

moving to miami from columbus more than likely unbelieveable real estate market, density allowances, zoning is 20 years ahead it's amazing for new construction and development. columbus will always have my heart but this combined with the lifestyle you can't beat it. 

Bought a home <2 years later and stayed in Indiana but NC still has my heart.