@Ryan Tuttle I actually had a previous deal that was going to cross-collateralize one of those properties.

@Ryan Davis in my limited experience New York City is a big version of any market you're already familiar with.

You're going to find that that will narrow your market choices down a  lot.

That being said, sometimes, for new real estate investors, it's tough to invest out-of-state, and there may be no choice but to start with the current market. 

I believe there are better choices for cashflow than that area- particularly when you’re putting so little down- given the extreme competition there and also given the limitations/ control over you.  

I hope you aren’t right, Ryan.  

Originally posted by @Ryan Twombly:Hello,@Jared MachesWelcome to BP.

What’s that best decision in my position .Is this a good choice , if not tell me why please

It would not be my first choice in looking for property in the City. 

All are great platforms and have their unique features that make them great choices for Real Estate Agents experienced and new.As @Chris Bounds mentioned, it depends on your business.