Now, there are the additional requirements to legalize the take-over (hostile, notorious, actual and continuously exclusive) of ones property.

We will definitely be buying in the Peninsula which is notoriously expensive (I've begged an pleaded for the BF to consider the east bay but he says N-O, he's a surfer has has to be by the water... traffic... blah blah blah) I'm considering a live in fix and flip, you can find property for $515-$560 as is with similar properties selling for $675+ turn key and we're both handy so we will be doing most of the labor on our own.I'm also drawn to multi family properties and a live in buy and hold, with us occupying one unit for a few years.

Suffolk is notorious for having AWFULLY high taxes.  

Pays about $3100/yr in taxes (yes, this city's taxes are notoriously sky-high).

In some statesacts that constitute actual possession are found in statute.Open and Notorious An adverse possessor must possess land openly for all the world to see, as a true owner would.

First I have to say college students are notoriously fickle. 

Don't trust Zillow estimates, they are notoriously bad.

Within five years, it had helped trigger a complete breakdown of civil order and the city's population began to rapidly decline.On July 23, 1967, police attempted to break up a notorious "blind pig" in the heart of the new Model City.

NYC is not notorious for providing cash flow.

Duplexes are notorious for high vacancy rates especially with college students.