Parts of Wilkinburg near regent square can attract good tenants but be careful where you buy.  

Check it out.https://www.meetup.com/BwiMeetup/I haven't had any issues with this meetup and, as with everything, think twice before opening your wallet.

yes. i thought NJ and NY markets are the same. it was the news all over in the world that attracts homeless to NY that the city using taxpayer money to house them. it's $2000 per person a month. google any NYC pay homeless, tons of news. non paying tenants, paying homeless....http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3995098/Ne...There was a news few years back that NYC panhandlers who own a few condo apartments by putting dirty make up on without getting haircut or some with a dog. this is one of the news even on International Business news.http://www.ibtimes.com/how-much-do-panhandlers-mak...no offense, why we want to invest real estate?

So what I always tell my clients as a rule of thumb they need to not flip the house for about 8 months- this isn't always attractive to a flipper as you want to be in and out but you have to understand the ramifications of doing it sooner to the lender and your loan officer.  

Also compering to Hungarian market it looks really not attractive.

The NNN component is very attractive to me given my lifestyle goals mentioned above.

The side of real estate investing that is most attractive to me is Buy and Hold.

Where there is money attracts crooks that are trying to sell something you do not need.  

Most of the vacants I see are either bad locations or have deferred maintenance that make them less attractive.

We made an offer for 105,000 knowing that there might be some competition - come to find out there were multiple offers and we matched the highest but they said our offer was more attractive than the other buyers.