Very hipster/Brooklyn-ish.

@Sandy Reedy, I have a duplex in Old Brooklyn and my tenants pay rent + $50 water fee as part of their lease and then I pay the water bill directly.

An example is a local brooklyn Ponzi Scheme in NY.

Hi Pierre:I live in Brooklyn too and just bought my first multi.

I've also been looking at homes in the Brooklyn, MD area. 

I am still very much at the start of the learning curve, but I'm fairly sure I want to become a Buy and Hold investor -- the rest is too abstract for me -- and that I will likely live in my first property, in part so I can qualify for the homeowner advantages.I don't live in Philly so will be traveling frequently from my home in Brooklyn over the next several months to get the lay of the land.

Looking forward to my phone ringing with nothing but motivated seller in this tough Brooklyn, NY Market.

Chris, I just hear of a guy from Brooklyn NY buying in Spartanburg, SC for a 6-8 cap.Appreciation in Spartanburg SC, is 10%, every 50 years or so.

I am an investor that's trying to get his first rental property in Brooklyn NY, and besides the prices being crazy high on the properties that I'm seeing there are some that appear to be worth it.

I just drove the Brooklyn neighborhood and wrote down every single SFR and Multi that had any kind of deferred maintenance.