Those looking to invest in a syndication might also want to check out @Brian @Brian Burke’s excellent book, The Hands-Off Investor.

Check out BP Podcasts: https://www.biggerpockets.com/podcastWishing you the best!

Check out my first interview and I am always open to answer any questions. 

I wouldn’t rent to individuals who don’t make at least 3x rent (and ideally they’d make more than that as that’s just a floor), I also wouldn’t accept a co-signer who doesn’t make at least 5x rent because they have their own bills and expenses, even if their credit scores check out I’d be concerned about them bringing in enough on a monthly basis to ensure that I was always getting paid, I’d honestly rather my unit be vacant than to rent to unqualified tenants ESPECIALLY in New York where eviction is a nightmare and the state doesn’t care about landlords in the least

After that book I would check out David Greene's BRRRR book. 

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., the East Side) that can get more crime than B areas.I recommend you check out any neighborhood you're looking in, during the day and night, during the week and on the weekend, to get a sense for the area yourself.

He would be a great guy to connect with and check out his meetups. 

You might also check out @Whitney Sewell’s excellent podcast, The Real Estate Syndication Show. 

@Owen Thornton check out Eastern NC.