@Natalie Vane I think you're going to struggle to do this in Princeton.

My idea was to establish myself with some paid-off, cash flowing properties to make leveraging them for more investments a lot easier.I'd like to flip some houses to generate some cash, but  even knowing what I know I'm struggling to see how to make money doing so. 

You don't want to open the flood gates but finding the correct balance is key and thats something many municipalities struggle implement.

I'm struggling to understand the part in the post that says "guarantor would be non-recourse to the loan".

I personally hear from tons of people who think the market will come down, due to the struggling middle class and the fact that it will get worse.

Anyone been struggling with selling a multi plex due to restrictive financing options for investors? 

Yes the price point will forever be a struggle, which is why I try and keep my eyes open for new lending opportunities.

Most folks struggle to get over the hump and never invest because every property comes with an element of risk. 

But, with signfiicant inflation and ppl struggling the landlords will bear the brunt of it in NYS.

Plus, it's a win-win because you're not just looking out for your own bottom line – you're helping to breathe new life into struggling communities.