Hello Everyone, My family and I are in the process of making a move from Bellaire to Long Island, NY.

Treasure Island has areas that do, as does Dunedin, and the entire city of Gulfport just allowed it.  

In my experience no (2-4 Family transactions).The Occupancy can be supported by it's current and legal use, number of meters in conjunction with Department of finance (DOF)classification and housing preservation and developments (HPD) classification.Source:In early 2021 I was selling agent on two investment properties in the Bronx and Staten Island where this was an issue on a flip out.

Hi Christian, I'm from Rhode Island as well and recently started investing multifamilys this year. 

We are currently set to get our original trolley cars back this fall and they will provide a unique way to travel the island.

Get it on the MLS if it is land and it will syndicate across all platforms if the broker allows that (most do) and then if it is actually Commerical land/building get it to a Commerical real estate broker.If you want to do it cheap (less exposure) get it on Zillow and Craigslist along with Facebook Market place (FB Market place gets a lot of attention).

Quote from @Tyler Solomon: Josh, to contradict what Greg just said - W2 is not needed to still receive great leverage.

Gentle lurkers,If you've been lurking around here in the forums long enough, you learn that there is a clear distinction between those people who post things from a place of knowledge and experience, and those people who post things from Fantasy Island, where they are capable landlords with long histories of property ownership behind them.

There's a number of neighborhoods I can suggest, but not limited to:Channelside/Harbour Island if condo living is your thingNorth Hyde Park (NoHo) for SFH which is close to downtown but on higher end of budgetSouth Westshore for SFH if a 10 min drive to heart of downtown Tampa is no biggieNorth Kendwood/Historic Kendwood for SFH in St Petersburg if you want to be in Tampa Bay but are willing to venture to other vibrant and happening cities in the areaShoot me a PM if you have more specific questions.

I am a licensed realtor from Staten Island, NY, and I am looking to invest in PA.