It is very close to Manhattan, by bus, ferry and path train. i dont know much about bergen county. for Hudson county, people are talking a lot about Jersey city, Union city, Bayonne and Harrison. in those cities, you see mostly two family houses, ranging from 350k to $650k for an average house. 

The Midwest has always been “prime” real estate for SF , just wanted some discussion on good cash flow cities, states for multi family outside of the Midwest.

@Christian Whitehead the lease terms will dictate, so read them carefully...and your state landlord-tenant laws will specify what to do....looks like you have a few city ordinances as well...so review those as well.In general, if they are truly month to month...you, as the property owner can simply elect to not renew the lease...I typically give 30-60 days and if it may turn ugly, offer cash for keys...$500 to the tenant after they are out and the unit is clean.Good luck! 

If you are experienced in that city and can point me to some good zip codes as well as investor friendly agents, please let me know.

We're very wary of the city of Chicago because of it's "Keep Chicago Renting" ordinance, which seems just crazy to me. $10,000 for cash for keys!

Nice to see when a flip in L.A is posted here since although it’s a huge city it seems rare to see people post about flips they have done here .

We currently live in a townhome just down the street from this house. 

I dont quite remember that far back to episode 247, but I can tell you that every city and state is different.

More specifically what to look for in the the actual building/property and the city or market.

Hi BP members,Is there anyone in the New York city area who would be interested in grabbing coffee either Saturday or Sunday morning?