I sent a low-ball offer, and we went back forth but ended up getting 30K under asking accepted.  

In fact, values are up over 11% for two-family properties in Astoria as shown in the median sales price so far in 2024.

Do the property management fill form up or do I?

I have yet to do my first deal, but it's up and coming.

Frank certainly is too but over the last several years has fallen into a lot of derogatory and politicized commentary and just plain hate speech against journalists, politicians, tenants, affordable housing groups and just about anyone who doesn't line up exactly to what he wants the mobile home industry to be. 

What you ask is an unbelievably general question and not likely to be fruitful as so many people have interests in different asset classes, etc.

He convinces them that it's a good offer and the seller ends up agreeing. 

IIt passed the House overwhelmingly, but is being held up in the Senate.

My main question is if these properties ended up cash flowing or gaining appreciation in the past few years? 

This is right up my alley, where are you currently investing?