I'm from the York County area, and specialize in self storage, so if you have any questions about those two, don't hesitate to send me a message.

Excluding New York/New Jersey.What are some areas in the US that experience high foot traffic?

Originally posted by @Sean York:@Peter Vander Ploeg  I am very interested in your future blogs on the subject. 

Keep in mind landlords fail all the time.. that's were the sharper landlords pick up their deals.. from failed landlords.so unless you really know what you want and are committed as a team Your wife is best left doing what she wants.and there is nothing wrong with stopping to smell the roses along the way.you don't want to be a miser and then have a bad life event and never have had any cool life experiences.. to me those are as important as investing.. we live in the Jet age.. if we don't partake in it.. seems kind of sad.what used to be the province of multi millionaires anyone can fly across the world for under 1000 dollars and get those cool cultural experiences.. so just a little different perspective than all the posts that say she is nuts and you got to talk her into it one way or the other. 

The reasons for picking Columbus are 1) my sister lives in Columbus, OH; 2) my family lives in Detroit, MI, and Columbus is on the way from NYC; 3) there are more small multi-family units that are affordable (relative to one in NY); 4) Ohio is landlord friendlier than New York.

Even New York City in the 70's wasn't as bad as Detroit nowadays. 

My name is Sloane, and I am also looking to network with local investors and real estate professionals in New York.

Hello all, I have some property near lake Ontario in western New York on the Niagara wine trail and Niagara Falls, I was thinking it may be a good spot to build an STR to help me get started.

The offering boasts two primary suites with private balconies and their own ensuite bathrooms – one with a spa-jetted tub with views.

Theproperty is in Florida and the seller now lives in New York.