New York is such a costly state.

Has anyone actually purchased a property subject-to the loan balance in Buffalo, NY or New York State?

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I've lived in both New Jersey and New York so I know both fairly well, but I'm open to any area that makes sense for my limited budget.  

I am located in New York, so I will use listsource to build a list of out of state homeowners within our farm area (I will circle back to this forum with the specific zip codes that we will be looking for deals in). 

I ask the Magic 8 ball, usually ;)In seriousness: I try to work with people I have experience with, and barring that, I ask trusted professionals for references.

You've freed them from a weight that they would have been unlikely to able to escape from under themselves.I saw a couple of posts this week from a designer giving tips, tricks, and lessons on what to put into a property - and although her photos were from an 80 unit new building in New York, I think yours are even better.  

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Hello everyone, I am a real estate investor from New York that made my way down to the outskirts of Philly PA.

Hi @Cameron York, As always, since there are a lot variables at play, I have to answer this as "it depends".With that in mind, when we moved into the 1st space after having experience working with 2nds (years after the story I told above), we learned that if you're purchasing NPN 1st liens or High Equity NPN 2nd liens, you're more or less looking at the same thing due diligence wise: geography, foreclosure timeline of the state it's located, and the asset backing the note (i.e. the condition and value of the property).