I only disclose I am a broker in the states I am licensed.. there is no requirement to disclose in states your not licensed in.. there is no moral or ethical objection to this either..

Okay, perhaps not impossible but I get the feeling that NYC is one of the harder REI markets to invest in for beginners.I wish Joshua and Brandon would invite an experienced NYC BP member willing to share their assessment of this market and the surrounding areas and unique strategies that would work for this local market.  

For example: •Raised private capital for various deal makers who specialize in fix and flip single family residences•Assisted in converting unique San Francisco multi-family units into tenants in common•Joint ventured and partnered with local investors to purchase multi-family units and trustee sales locally and out of state

Ask them how long have they been in real estate, and have them break down strategies that align with your objectives. 401k & IRA distributions, Depreciation, 1031 exchanges, passive income deductions, and just tax preparation is what you will ask your CPA.

I also would need a home that a potential wife wouldn't object to living in.I wouldn't be insisting on a grand slam of an investment, but something that could immediately lower my cost of living while building equity. 

Does Frank have a unique factory code or vin#?

It is also a neighborhood that is very unique in Philadelphia. 

I will be reaching out to them through letters or by phone (if I can find a phone number),  assuming I actually get a response, I want to come off to them as though I'm here to help them get rid of the burden and would like to have an arsenal of options based on their unique need. 

The situation is unique in that the current owner has not paid any payments since approximately 2013 and the bank has yet to foreclose.

I had the opportunity to speak with Brian this morning, and I'm very appreciative of his time, which was considerable.I have a unique situation, in that I am a licensed agent as well as having been an investor in the past.