They did not tend to live in large apartment houses, as in New York, or in closely spaced row houses as in Philadelphia.[8] After New Deal labor legislation, auto-union secured wages and benefits facilitated this willingness to take on the cost and risk of home ownership.[8]These decentralizing trends, however, did not have equal effects on African-American residents of the city.

You should be a problem solver for seller having a few tools.So what I'm going to do is to discuss what I would do if I were training my brother or my sister to set up a "terms RE business" so that they can make some money quickly, by "looking for problems".Step one is Get licensed get licensed get licensed.Florida, Ohio, Maryland, DC, New York, Massachusetts, California, etc., there's more, but the states have pretty strict rules about flipping a lease option agreement.

Clearly PG&E comes at some point to restore power to the neighborhood.

These systems have been getting a lot cheaper but large cities like LA and Chicago and New York which happen to be unionized find ways to make everything more expensive.

The black light fixture and the track lighting was from the ReStore. 

Noob on the block from Western New York!

If you're talking about mobile home parks, then read this article from The New York Times:http://www.nytimes.com/2014/03/16/magazine/the-col...

He traded that for a water well drilling business later on, and soon added a Remodeling and Victorian Restoration component, a Heating and Air component and a Plumbing component.  

This is Steve Pierpaoli, proudly born and raised in Buffalo (wings, Bills, and yes - snow).I'm brand new to BiggerPockets and relatively new to real estate - I've invested in a few multifamily properties in Western New York, with a focus on cash flow and a desire to hold long-term.I still consider myself a NEWBIE - I know enough to know I don't much.

hello I'm from Rochester New York and would like some advice on how to get started wholesaling house in my area.