It has been successfully argued with consistent rulings against landlords based on the premise that once a sentence is served, that debt to society is paid and to deny housing is discriminatory. 

Hello All,Im Javier a 27 Year Old Real Estate Newbie From Long Island Happy to join such a great community have been reading and learning from the site for about two weeks now.Finally posting to the forum, knowing how valuable this tool is how can I not.Thanks to everyone in the community helping newbies like me get better!

I have been consistently collecting this income for past year.So to summarize - should I make about 9,000 annual income from the property vs selling the property for about 50,000 net profit (after fees and costs to sell)Please advise what math I should apply to determine which makes more sense for me to do.Regards,Fred Huss

If you consistently analyze properties, it will be much easier to recognize a good deal when it shows up.

Also, since you're looking to acquire something on the island, make sure you are up to date with where rents are at so you can maximize your evaluations for potential purchases. 

That's awesome man, keep it up and soon you will retire to an island a millionaire!

I suggest finding an agent who will consistently submit offers for you, and also networking with wholesalers in your area who you can buy from. 

Just bordering the island is almost as expensive as Brooklyn.

I use Zillow because it seems to be most consistent on how all my appraisals are coming back

It is land locked but there is a developer behind the property who I could whole sale the property to.