He has restored everything back to me and more!

Nepa is mainly a cash flow play, similar to upstate New York so I would not expect much (if any) natural appreciation beyond what we are seeing now due to low inventory and the current interest rate environment.

I currently live in New York, what state would make the most sense (financially) to open up and LLC for my property in PA: in the state the property is located; in the state I currently live in; in some other state that has low income tax?

I currently go to SUNY Albany because it has the cheapest price for college (around 22k per year) and I get in state tuition because I live in New York.

I think much of our SW Florida market is being driven by Covid concerns and effects: I'm working with a number of buyers looking to leave the more densely populated areas like New York, New Jersey and Miami, but people are also realizing they can work remotely from anywhere and don't need to live near their job.

This, along with a mass exodus from colder climates (notably Chicago and New York) and California, has greatly bolstered the market here.  

Just read this article on NEW YORK POST:https://nypost.com/2021/02/13/...Is it good time to get into NYC market now?

@Shawn York from what I could find, it isn't a done deal yet.

I have to spend money and time to restore my house.

My next favorite strategy would be (college or not) buy a duplex/triple/quadplex, live in the crappiest/smallest unit, rent out the rest (or whatever could be rented while rehabbing), get the whole thing nice and stabilized, move and do it again.