Being an island , renovation and maintainance costs will be substantially higher than the main land. 

Hello,My name is Josh, a multifamily investor from Long Island, NY. 

Hello,I'm would like a recommendation for a very good Closing Company/Attorney, preferably on Long Island.

Hey @Brandt Tingen Too bad nobody has answered you here until now, however, this topic is my bread and butter and I would love to talk more about it.Have you considered buying a short term vacation rental in the largest short term vacation rental economy in the world?

He is one of the largest direct mail tycoons and is a huge "massive income" investor.

I fly solo as an investor (for now), and have contractors and lenders that I work with, but investors meeting on the island would be $ick!

Hi All,I have 2 deals for investors out thereI have a client that is looking to see a fixer upper property in Tempe less than a mile from the largest university in the country Arizona State, We have discussed listing the property at 140k its a 4/2 1600sf home with decent sized back yard, most of the items appear to be cosmetic, kitchen, paint, flooring, landscaping ect (you would need to do your own investigating). probably need 35-45k in work, comps in the neighborhood go up to 220-235k if remodeled.I have a home is near downtown phx with nearly an acre of land which is extremely uncommon.

Just a heads up.I used to live in Oak Harbor, WA, on Whidbey Island.

@Ben Leybovich   PS on my no money down buying rentals in PDX... at the same time I was one of the largest volume courthouse steps foreclosure buyer in the market... with 10 mil liquid in play anything but NMD...

I gathered they were looking to divest their interest, proposed a no money down deal, using the currency or intention of joining the Board of Directors to help them down the road considering they had the largest interest in the building.