Many thanks to anyone who can share their experiences!

Proximity to NYC, demand, amenities, and seasonality all play into why those are great.

Don't focus on how you'll behave during an after-game press conference as a WNBA star when you haven't even played your first pickup game.Buy a property, learn how to manage it well, and see if this is the right investment vehicle for you.

I speak from experience as a landlord trying to adjust the section 8 provided rental rates EVEN AFTER HUD issued new guidance on my zipcodes. 

Here's my take:If my company has to get a couple of quotes for a new furnace, that means sending a few emails, packaging the information from the vendors intelligently, and relaying this information to the client in a way that adds value, usually with a recommendation based on experience and context. 

I would consider myself an expert on internet leads, but only because of experience.

I have seen a few scary things like "you need to dig up the entire front yard" in other groups but I'd like to hear from people that are actively investing in the city, and meeting the new standards, as to what their experience has been.

I'm only trying to fix the situation I'm in now.That's a painful experience.

I was wondering if anybody has any resources in this area and experience in how to do it and not break the bank.

I am seeking recommendations from anyone who can share experience with this type of job and or contractors who may be able to do this.