I would love to meat with you.

This is what fits me at this point.Multi Family (as opposed to SF Home)I think it would be nice to try a 4 to 6 unit propertyThis year I have several learning goals which includeLearn how to evaluate a propertyI have ran through several BP calculators. 

So there is plenty of buyers looking around to get deals.The challenge for you would be to secure those deals at a price that leaves enough meat on the bone for someone's else to buy it from you and make money.

While I love the potential of house hacking, it may not be an option for me at this time. 3) Assuming that house hacking is not a viable option, would you purchase a cash flowing property or a property with potential to cash flow after rehabbing it, live in it for a period of time, then eventually move out and rent it to a tenant?

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I think this link sums up the meat of NY foreclosures but again, there are millions of valid and understandable sites with the information you are seeking.

An experienced investor told me yesterday to expect as high as $30K if I syndicate, which is not doable for me at this time. 

In any case -- I would pay off the loans first, but that's just me. At

SO ready to get going.If there was one piece of advice you'd offer me at this stage, what would that be?

It’s easier to do the same on a row house than that of a SF, the buyer pool is simply not there, you got lucky though, but even if it sat for a while, there’s enough meat to hold it for long.