Hey Ezra, welcome.I too am looking for investment properties and have not come across any so far, The New York market is really competitive and for beginners like us, it can be a bit difficult to find the right deal to get started.This site is awesome!!!

Judgment filed by and recorded on December 9, 2009 in (instrument) CEC 090011805, of the official property records of SUFFOLK County, NEW YORK against SLOMINS INC in the amount of $ 2,150.69. 3.

I live in New York and the properties are in Pennsylvania.

I read something on the New York Times (Take this with a grain of salt) but the average person knows like 600 people and the average american moves every 7 years or something like that, so in theory, you know or know of about 87 people that move every year.

I think most of them are phonies renting lambos, jets etc for photoshootsThey are advertisers and marketers not real flippers.

It's pretty common in New York

Interestingly enough in New York the medium home price has remained steady, only decreasing less than 1% year over year, which goes back to the extreme low supply of homes.  

I currently own a SF Investment Property In New York, looking to transition to Multi-Family/Apartment Buildings.

I’m finishing up a rehab on a live in flip here in Rochester, New York.

Investing in New York City for lower dollar amounts is possible -- there are platforms that allows you to invest in specific cities.