For any/all landlords, an interesting & sometimes funny article in the New York Times opinion section this weekend by a landlord. 

You should listen to no-one but a licensed attorney in the state of New York on advice for collection of Judgments.

I live in New York and invest in Jacksonville, Florida.

From ZORI, "Rents are falling fastest month-over-month in Raleigh (-1.3%), Austin (-1.2%), Seattle (-1.1%), San Jose (-1.1%) and New York City (-1.0%)."

New York and Airbnb made a deal that hosts information will be shared unless you host 30 days plus.

@James York Assuming she has an outstanding balance, yes, you can withhold her security deposit to cover the outstanding balance.

I found and spoke to multiple syndicators on bigger pockets but they are all investing in markets that are landlord friendly like TX FL AZ etc but I would like to invest in a market that I'm based in - New York City or Los Angeles.

We spend the Fall/Winters in South Florida and the Spring/Summers in Saratoga Springs, New York.

Am an out of state investor from New York.

Chances are the property in question is returning a negative cash flow, market factors can also play a role on that appreciation, political or like New York real estate witnessed devaluation during the peak of the pandemic with people leaving  the cities.