There are regulations that were newly voted in a few months back--going into effect Jan 1, 2024.

A "Vote" is like a facebook like or an instagram heart. 

Conversely, it's easier to save money on a property you live in or can frequently visit.My vote is, start in CO then MO once you can refi and pull some cash out.

For the vote re REAL NAME vs userID, I prefer the userid.

@David LewisI vote for Chase ink also.

My Dad didn't.That's 2 votes for beach. 1 for mountains.  

Also, if you like our response, please don’t be shy about giving us a vote😊

For instance, I hear Jersey City courts lean to the landlord (relative to other NJ towns) since the town is growing so fast and courts can't keep up with all the frivolous filings, and the mayor is pro-development whereas towns like Union City are very anti-landlord due to gov't keeping its majority voting block comprised of tenant-lifers in rent-controlled buildings. 

Not only that but our government votes for and creates laws that favor leveraged assets (trees?).

HiI'm looking for other members experiences and thoughts  and Adviceon real estate investing in Newburgh NY.I'm looking into buying a multi family unit in Newburgh....the numbers make sense...but I have some reservations due to the high crime rate.I have heard of a supposed "revitalization of Newburgh",,,so this gives me hope...it once was voted the best place to live in New York in the 50's and has beautiful Victorian architecture.