Hi investors,I am base in New York but thinking of invest on another city with higher ROI.Saw this listing online ROI is more than 10%https://www.redfin.com/TX/Dallas/7152-Fair-Oaks-Ave-75231/unit-1135A/home/30858693Is this good deal?

Hello, Live in New York City.

You get higher rents in the area due to its proximity to New Jersey and New York.

If you have a rental loss for a property lets say in California but live in New York but have no other income in California, could the loss reduce NY income or it stays with the state where the property is located?

New York 3.

Did I obtain it with the end goal of opening up my own property management company in New York (must have a brokers license)?

Hello all, I recently just moved to Austin, Tx to follow my dream in buying property(New York was WAYYY to expensive).

My first question here....but I wanted to wait until I actually 'owned' a rental income property rather than be seen as a "I'll get in the game soon big talker" :)The dilemma or situation is certainly not dire - I have a great job and W2 in Boston and purchased back home in Central New York. 

I am writing to share my experience in the event that it is helpful to someone else.I am purchasing my first house (a duplex) in the city of Buffalo, New York via the FHA loan, and I had initially used Bank of America to finance the home...until, that is, Bank of America couldn't get past the fact that the house, built prior to 1978, had some exterior chipped paint on the front porch.

Australia is already down 30-50%, Canada cities down 25%, China is way down, California offers are down at least 25%, New York is either already down and offers are at least coming in 25% off ask, volume is down almost everywhere, and in general I believe that Amazon's $2000 share price in Aug marked the top of the market, so it's over!