Is it true that some states like New York are trying to dramatically increase the property tax for out-of-state investors in order to squeeze them out of the market?

I'm in a position where I can using leverage over and over to buy more properties.There would be cash flow in my area because the properties are not expensive however they do not appreciate much and the cities around me are dying and not growing.What would be the risks of using leverage to buy an extensive portfolio?

Section 8 can be great because the tenant is only paying a portion of the rent, but managing the tenancies is not easy, especially a hard no from out-of-state.

I'm looking into multifamily (duplex & self landlording) in my local area to get started, but my tri-state area (CT/NY/NJ) has a high entry price point that I'm concerned with over leveraging myself and losing liquidity on my first deal. 

Each state can be a little different.

Hello,We completed 2023 with Insite Tax & are hoping to find better services for the money. Our taxes are done by professionals but for $75/m I was hoping for better communication. Is this possible?Thank you,Greg

We are creating an entity to allow our clients to purchase properties in various states - eg Florida and Ohio.

If your property is in another state, a mortgage broker in your state is likely to have some options for you.

get more micro. we define a zip code as a market. there are about 7 zip codes in the city of columbus that we work in as well as about 15 in Miami. we look at the average housing unit delivered and try to develop under the median and average home or condo where there is a lot of absorption. that is mostly through smaller Floorplan design, smart floorplan design, etc. new construction and development you also have much more control over the overall development just my 2 cents. if you are just buying existing it's going to have some issues 

In our contract with the lender there is no timeframe stated for when the property needs to close by and the lender needs to be paid.