I'm interested in investing in NY, but also would like to network with BP members to build long distance opportunities into my portfolio. 

That is the minimum distance allowed between buildings.  

You will be eaten alive by holding and fixing costs, delays, and change orders.Third stupidest thing is for long-distance investors is buying crapstacks without a property manager in place and hoping for the best.

The goal is not to have more than 30-35ish minutes of commute during rush hour (to downtown).2.

Even Westchester which has pretty much the same Airport nuisance as PDR but with no ocean view property and no walking distance beach, has progressed faster.

I'm going to BRRRR smart long distance when the market allows.

Hey Team, I've had a handful of BP'ers reach out to me about investing long distance in Macon, GA so I just wanted to provide an update.

For example if you 'moved in' yesterday and your workplace is 1 hour farther away than your last primary residence, that really doesn't make sense...By contrast if you moved in yesterday to secure a commute that is 1 hour shorter, an extra bathroom for your teenage daughter, and a yard for your dog, that makes sense and you're good to go!

Those suburbs are largely commuter type areas.

I'm in a rural area in MD 50 miles from DC and it's sad to see the farms turn into bedrooms for DC commuters.