I assume it's far cheaper than here haha

Our attorneys tell us we have a significantly lower eviction rate than PM's in the same neighborhoods.

While we don’t have direct experience with this, we have clients who do, and they usually report great experiences when zoning and other regulations align.

Will it have some impact - I am sure it will but it will have its ebbs and flows and settle into a spot that probably impacts homeowners more than investorsJust my 2 cents

Pre-covid I could get a roof replaced for about $200 per square / post-covid it's closer to $400 to $450 per square if not more.

That's less than minimum wage, and that's why THAT business has no value.

In my opinion and through observation, most people who have children prefer to live in the surrounding counties because of the school systems, while still not great, but easily better than Albany's schools.

The biggest problem is that they usually internally supply parts - so if your part is unique by any means, you will be waiting until they can source that part.  

You are already at a disadvantage because there are quite a few buyers who want to purchase directly from an owner rather than engage with a wholesaler.

Share your listings I'd love to stay in a couple.