Both properties are old construction (1800's) but are in a part of town that has had a number of higher end remodels and restorations in recent years.

I am currently doing an analysis on a deal in queens, New York, and was hoping to get some feedback on my numbers and thoughts on the deal.I will be posting 2 screenshots with my analysis of the deal, and I will write out all the Expenses to give you guys a clear view of what everything means.Expenses as-is:Taxes: 17,260Fuel: 8,072 (Subject to change)Gas and Electric (2,000 on 1 Unit)Water: 3,501insurance: 4030Rents are consisted: 1500-1600 (6 Units)Offer: 1,500,000-1,650,000Any feedback or help is greatly appreciated!

I am in the trades and can do most of the rehab myself along with the help of my father.My analysis paralysis is, should I try to brrrr/house hack a sfh in my area (using hard money for the rest) or should I start investing out of state as my first investment?

Yes, lots of people coming from California, Washington, Oregon, New York, New Jersey, etc.

For example, where can I find info that New York City is planning to add a subway line in XXX neighborhood and is set to complete construction in 2030.

I'm 27 years old, a 4th year tenured teacher at Konawaena High School in South Kona, and originally from Rochester, New York.

My family and I currently reside in New York but may be moving to South Carolina in the next couple months, which leads me to wanting to gain experience in wholesaling first. 

Bigger Pockets People,I've been investing & managing in Upstate New York for over a year now, and have actually seen huge success in the functional, teambuilding, investment picking, operational stuff.

Are you looking to put down a certain percentage and finance the rest, or are you looking to buy it all cash, fix it up, rent it and put a mortgage on it?

I am working with a convenience store owner in NC who is planning to sell their store and relocate to New York.