Upstate New York and Florida have both caught my attention, but I’m uncertain which market aligns better with my long-term goal of building a portfolio of multifamily properties, specifically quadruplexes.

The thought by joining is to get updates on local laws, disclosures, and overall market conditions.We know that markets are hyper local, so having knowledge as to what's happening might be beneficial to how we invest.

Our next LIVE Market Intelligence Workshop is coming up this November and you get to choose the topic. 

As a former resident of both islands, I was shocked to see the damage firsthand and to also see all the homes that where I once lived having to dig out from the sand that came with the surge.Coming back to my own home off the islands I could not help to think how this event is going to change our local area in the near-term.

I have my own application that I began as the BP one for my state and made various tweaks based on a few samples provided by other local landlords in my area.

This helps set the right expectations as we are not in an easy cash flow market.

Death of Person A (11/2020):• Fair Market Value at Death: $180,000• Step-up in Basis for Person C upon death of Person A:• 33.33% of $180,000 = $60,000• New Basis for Person C: $26,667 (original basis) + $60,000 (step-up) = $86,667 for 66.66% ownership.4.

I’ve noticed that most local lenders offer loans starting at $75K and above.

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Are there other markets you have considered.