How about the extra out state investor tax some states came up with..this just adds insult to injury.

That will tell you who the "real deal" investors are in your neck of the woods.

Thank you for sharing how things work in your neck of the woods. 

Developers," and the article relates what a couple(Preston Jones and Ariana Diaz) are developing in the Northern Catskills- your neck of the woods.

., selling for a price high enough to recoup those costs), the worst may be a significant liability claim for an injury of some sort if you fail to maintain liability insurance or they refuse to pay for some reason (if you get notice from the city of a dangerous condition that you don't remedy, the insurer usually/often won't pay).

But, if I'm doing a full renovation, I'll almost always pull the proper permits.Going back to Chris' point, I will ALWAYS use a licensed contractor to do work that has the potential to result in injury or safety concerns.

The resulting injuries were tears in the disks inside my spine leaking fluid causing pain.

@Keleko Fischer   My good friend @Todd Toback is out in your neck of the woods and is solid at lease options.  

I bit the bullit this year cost me over 100k in tax.. but now I am out of YOKE around my neck and never have to deal with a tenant or PM again..

Single family with a fenced yard, I would allow it under the circumstances that all tenants sign a liability waiver for any injuries and carry a renters policy to cover their liability.