I haven't done any direct marketing in your areas, but I do work primarily with out of state buyers - including a few from NY - as a realtor and property manager.

Richie Pace I'm from westchester ny as well, I know some investors what do turnkey rentals out of state and it works great for them!

In between that time, we also brought a 2 family home in Brooklyn, NY as our primary resident.

@Percy N.  Ya

But when you have an owner of the land living in Florida who inherited it from his or her family and the land is in upstate NY, a couple of thousand dollars can sound like a good deal to them.

To become a BIC, however, you might be able to request that consideration be given for your time in NY as a broker....but I wouldn't bank on that being approved.

Hello, I am an architect in NY and I am taking a leap into developing my first project which ideally is a distressed single family house in Westchester County, NY. A

@Jonathan CopeI can relate to some of the things you said, only as a resident of NY as I have very little knowledge in RE.Commercial real estate is certainly in a decline, if not only because of the greed of commercial property owners,overall vacancy rates doubled from 2.1 percent to 4.2 percent between 2012 and 2017 in the borough.

I'll be relocating to Minnesota this summer and grew up in Central NY (Utica area) so these are my two areas of focus currently.There's an overwhelming amount of information on this forum about different strategies but I've decided on direct mail marketing to apartment owners in Oneida County, NY as my primary focus.

And we just like real estate...We live in the center of the Adirondacks in Northern NY, a beautiful but slightly economically depressed area.