If you're focus is going to be Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens its really about who you know because NYC real estate is what I refer to as the "Wild West".

Additionally, it seems as though rental property in Brooklyn is slightly less expensive than Manhattan, which is always good.At this point, I'm looking to connect with investors in the area so that I can learn from their experiences.

People are willing to accept 3%-4% cap rate in Manhattan, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and other big Metro Cities for a reason.The same with mortgage interest deduction (MID).

Can't go wrong being within 30 minutes of Manhattan.

Just keep surfing Zillow and it'll turn up)Not to mention, if you click on "Price/Tax History", it's really fishy how the rent prices are higher than some areas of Manhattan's at $2.6K to begin with and then constantly change every few months through a slew of rental agencies.

Not unlike San Francisco and Manhattan.

Also which is a better investment would also depend upon other factors, such as location, how much you paid for it, how much work it needed, etc.Please join us on Tuesday in Manhattan for a Meetup.

I regularly attend one in Studio City and will be attending the FIBI in Manhattan Beach next Tuesday 1-14-14 at the Belamar Hotel.

We are looking at Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Manhattan and the suburbs of the city. 

Scott's event in Manhattan on the 15th!!!