I am so excited for the future and cannot wait to see what is in store.

You have bank economists, politicians, and, of course, the media, talking about "the new normal" and any correction being a gentle "soft landing".... sound familiar?

In the end, if you do an eviction in NY, you would still have to store her personal property for what the law calls "a reasonable period of time" (how is that for being specific?!)

I'm impressed by BiggerPockets and can thank you for saving me tens of thousands of dollars on supposed RE Investing gurus.I'm not big on social media (one of about three on the planet without a Facebook account) and making private things, public, but I am ready to start and succeed on my own in real estate and realize I need to start putting myself out there since I'm now ready to go. 

Just yesterday, I stood in line for an hour at a tiny hip restaurant in a very gritty neighborhood where a few feet away a trendy vintage clothing store opened along with another tiny retail store targeting millenials.  

Most of the properties seemed to go for too high of a price(maybe it was the fact that the tax auction was everywhere in the media last year).

Use social media, your car, your website, business cards, just tell everyone what you do.

Plumbers, Drywallers, Framers...)I would go to material supplies stores, excluding Home Depot and Lowes.

The tenant is responsible to purchase the insurance since they are the ones who decide the contents (and therefore the value) stored.

FYI, I have 0 social media experience, so this is all new to me!