After following up for 3-4 months we were able to connect with the real estate agent of the owner (as the owner lived in New York).

It could be a really big problem in New York, New Jersey, California, and a couple others.

I certainly thinks it’s unfair since I read the tenants  with the 2 year has been more than 3 years .. with the new tenant being there for less than 6 months.. and have kids , you can’t stop a 2 year from being a kid…has any experience this in upstate or New York State area… is this even legal In NYS

I certainly thinks it’s unfair since I read the tenants with the 2 year has been more than 3 years .. with the new tenant being there for less than 6 months.. and have kids , you can’t stop a 2 year from being a kid…has any experience this in upstate or New York State area… is this even legal In NYS

I think the Wells might have had better success if they had asked the Court to rescind the sale and restore the status quo.

All all, a property in New York City, I have a tenant who lease expired end of this month and I offer one year lease with $20 increase he wanted 6 month I offer short term lease with $150 increase.

I am a Wharton-educated, former management consultant (McKinsey New York) and Private Equity Associate (Cranemere International) who is looking to purchase his first real estate investment on the east coast.

You might be able to get some higher end appliances at Habitat for Humanity/Restore, when people remodel they often donate some pretty nice stuff, even stainless steel.

I bought two brownstones in Bed-Stuy before it gentrified so I am somewhat experienced in New York real estate and experienced in being a hands on landlord.

Knowing that you would be able to restore your VA entitlement fully with more liquid capital could put you in a great position to buy a multi-family property in FL and have cash for other, maybe out of market investments.