https://www.rebny.com/content/rebny/en/directory/m...However if you're doing business in Long Island/Queens   it may make sense to join one of the MLS system.  

@Bob Malecki Check this one: https://templates.office.com/en-US/TM10000110?

Pros: properties are affordable there (especially compared to MA), easy direct flights from Boston, great tourist destination (so there's a possibility to rent through AirBnB for supplemental income), tax advantages if we ever move there full time, etc.Cons: PR's default (could result in higher taxes), high unemployment rate, locals leaving the island en masse, etc.

Way outside my area, but I know there are those in this area that might be able to help.The title of the article is "Burlingame woman, 97, evicted after 66 years" and the link is http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/burlingame-woman-97-evicted-after-66-years/ar-BBpMMzO#image=4This could be a win win win with a little work.

You can deactivate your listings at any time within your account, we explain how here: https://support.cozy.co/hc/en-us/articles/21325367...In this case to permanently delete a property in Cozy, you do need to reach out to our support team as we want to ensure you're able to preserve your application and/or rent payment history.

http://www.viracon.com/page/insulating PPG Glass is another larger mfr but I’m less familiar to their website. http://www.ppgideascapes.com/en-US/Home.aspx Local glass shops by glass by the sheet and make their own insulated glass unit themselves. 

The rents en that area average between $850-$900 per month. 

I was stationed in California but now I'm currently en route to being stationed overseas for several years.

Mixed use was en vogue back in 2005-2007 when I was doing land assemblage for commercial developers.

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