We plan to launch a page for Albany shortly, so we'd be up for doing a feature article on it at some point it 2018 if you'd be up for it!

I also want to mention that I am a Newly Licensed Broker in NYC.

My plan was to launch into self employment later this year(after the refinance, of course), but I guess now is the time, I won't be getting another job.

Is it recommended to use either of these to acquire funding to purchase an investment property (whether it be a down payment or all cash deal pulling from our home equity) with intent to buy, rehab, rent and cash out refinance that same newly acquired rental property to then use that money as a down payment for the next rental property then repeat?  

Do NOT give them the check until they are gone and you have locked the newly rekeyed door behind you.  

With that in mind, I believe that Journal Square is seeing a lot of investment with the tallest residential buildings in NJ soon to be built in the area (similar to the newly-constructed "Journal Squared" building).

When it got to -13 two years ago, I had two newly-purchased buildings that had pipes freeze and one of them burst.  

Hi, I’m am working on launching a property management company here in the Dallas area.  

The equity in your home is going to be just as untouchable right now as you buying a new property with a conventional loan because of your newly changed employment status.You are looking at commercial (like mentioned already) or private money/hard money lenders. 

The reason for that is this; I had a duplex ten years ago that Was newly renovated and the tenant violated the lease and moved her friend in who had a cat.