I use to leave in 60622 and from there 60624 looked pretty getto...I wonder if that area is getting any better? 

I'm wondering if the homes that survived the hurricane become more desirable in these situations or if values come down on all RE regardless?

All the tenants now living at the property have been screened by me and are absolutely wonderful.

I live in the NYC area I was wondering if anyone has ever been an investor for a developer for a funded investment in Brooklyn?

Just wondering if any of you successful (defined however you want to but mostly those of you that have closed more than 1 deal in the last year) wholesalers currently or have cold called leads from real estate websites and found success.

None of these seem perfect, but I am wonder if there are reasons one might make significantly more sense than the others. 

This might be a long shot here given the competitive nature with the addition that NYC pushes for stabilized rental units on multi families, but I am wondering if there are any real estate agents that focus on tertiary markets in NYC on 6+ unit homes. 

I'm hoping City Water/Sewer, and potentially not direct billed to make it direct billed to get some more value add.Long story short, I know I'll need someone onsite, so I was wondering if anyone has had experience with a PM that has helped them do that, or experience doing this in general to guide me through it.

@John Morgan Now that you're 7 months into it, I wonder if you could give us an honest update on how this program has worked out for you? 

Was wondering if you could also give me the number for the attorney I like to get a lease as well.