It makes you feel really late to the game.

Once you have won the game, it can be okay to stop playing it.

There is no MLS for NYC, Streeteasy is the name of the game and it's public-facing and free for users (not free for agents).

To be in the rehab game, you need to have a good idea of ARV and rehab costs.

My name is Aron House, and I am a newcomer to the real estate investing game  in the south Georgia area .

If they pass your screening, then you'd move on to the rest of the process with the Housing Authority.Here's an example of that process from one of the local Housing Authorities in my area:- After an eligible HCV (Housing Choice Voucher) tenant is selected and they express interest in renting your property, you will receive a “Request for Tenancy Approval (RFTA)” packet from the tenant.

NFL home-game weekends would be nice also.And the other end of the fun-misery spectrum, you have some of the world's leading cancer treatment centers just down the street, and so there are always people coming in from out of town for long periods of time for treatment. 

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@Carl Robinson Congrats on getting into the real estate game!

This is what I have done so far:- Went to the county and found the owners- Found that the the owner still has their taxes sent to the abandoned home- Wrote them a letter to said abandoned home telling them of my interest to purchase the homeSo right now I'm in the waiting game to hopefully hear back from them.