Are you planning to invest locally in New York, or are you open to investing out-of-state?

You need to read the law and take it into the planning dept. 

Make sure you don’t put yourself in a position to lose the $2.4m if it’s part of your future plans. 

I have invested in syndication deals, completed fix & flip residential, I currently own one STR in Mesa, AZ, wholesaled residential properties and small residential developments after completing preliminary planning, built a duplex for rent from the ground up, etc.

Educate yourself on the local market, network with other investors and agents, and always have a solid plan in place before making any investments.

We just refinished renovation and requested our final draw, which went to plan.  

I know that the area has more plans for expanding so I think finding renters would be in my favor if I were able to find a rental home.

All Ira’s are custodial but there are plans that have a checkbook control feature allowing you to essentially bypass the custodian and save time and fees.  

My plan was to make another deal within a year of moving here, but due to some circumstances my money has been drained.

One issue was a slow draining bathroom sink which I called my warranty service provider to snake at no cost.