@Yosef Katz A lot of fellow Brooklyn people are investing in Northern NJ especially Jersey City, Bayonne, Newark, Elizabeth, and the Oranges.

Just about 20 to 30 minutes away from the City but extremely low density.If you think about it, most BIG Cities offer more than just a bunch of high rise apts.It's also interesting that one of those larger apts in Manhattan may be more expensive than one of these beautiful Victorian or Queen Anne homes here in Brooklyn.I'm not sure about other Cities, but NYC has just about every kind of neighborhood you want.I personally believe that there won't necessarily be a large NET migration out but there will be a demographics shift.Older people and more vulnerable people, especially with families, will want to move to a lower density neighborhood rather than higher density neighborhoods.

Example: in NYC, say in Queens, an average 2-family brick house in a C+ neighborhood will cost $800K to $1M.However, the rent for a 3-bedroom apartment is about $2K to $2,500.

Hey BP,    Need some help, looking for a reliable accountant to guide me in setting up an LLc for a 50/50 partnership. If you are an accountant or know of one who can be of some assistance please respond or send me a ...

In 2017 I would like to buy a 2-4 family distressed property @Brooklyn/Queens and flip it to start generating funds for my long term buy-and-hold strategy.

Hi @Elizabeth WilsonWe usually send boots on the ground out to the property to determine ARV like a Realtor, BPO agent, Appraiser, Home Inspector, etc.

@Elizabeth Hernandez It should be on the bill of sale and closing paperwork along with the possession date.

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@Elizabeth Regan Welcome to BP and the REI community.

@Elizabeth WilsonI just checked the link with chrome and it worked fine.