Long Island seems to be an under served market with some great potential.

With my luck, I'd buy a 1,000 acres for 10K US, then someone would file forged documents and take me to court and they would find in thier favor, if I was on premises, I'd probably be arrested for tresspassing and get a court date in a year, be fund guilty and serve 5 years, but someone in prison would get killed and I'd get blamed and end up with a life sentence!

You can get an attorney for collectios or any security/collection issue and a real estate broker to sell the property for you.But, buying notes is not a beginner area of investing, not like buying stocks and having a stock broker serving your interests, it's on you.

You experience and background will serve you well as you move into REI.

Thank you in advance and sorry for all of the questions lol.Courtney L.

., but there are certain aspects of property analysis that I've had to learn mostly from experience.I often think of property analysis in two ways: First is "the paper assessment" (which includes the P/L spreadsheets, the appraisal, SQ footage, data on the local market, and all other info that can be easily conveyed on paper--or at least on a computer). 

@Bryan L

The kicker is I was made aware recently that there is a person their that is living their that is not on a lease...rather than serve a 7 day I thought about doing the parking thing first.

@Bryan L.

Alan L.