Hi everyone, I'm an investor in Florida and have also purchased in New York, however our market is getting too pricey to get good cash flow.

looking to turn my townhouse property in Boca Raton Fl. into a rental for cash flow or very early payoff. I have limited real-estate  knowledge except for what they taught me in real estate school and three years as a...

I recently bought a duplex in York, PA that is zoned as SFH but has been used as a duplex for 10 years.

Not necessarily in that order.Other states that have been known as landlord friendly: Indiana, Wisconsin, Colorado, Arizona, Florida, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia, Arkansas, Nevada.From what people have posted on BP, I'm guessing some of the least friendly are California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and large metropolitan areas such as the Chicago area of Illinois.One of our most useful tools in Washington is the 20-day Notice to Terminate (no-cause) that can be used with month-to-month rental agreements.

@James York Thank you for your response.

You can mention my name Chris Q from New York.

@Ryan York 8% a month.

This will also help you analyze deals quickly, the deal with a 15% IRR should be inherently less risky than the one with 35% projection.Principle 3: Cash Flow & Equity Gain Are Negatively CorrelatedWhen it comes to cash flow and equity gains, when one goes up, the other typically goes down.It’s why people who want to invest for cash flow can rarely find deals that fit their criteria in California or New York.

Good Morning to the BiggerPockets community, my name is Jarvis, 21, residing in the New York City area, I have been lurking around on the forums for about a month or two while reading the book on rental properties and listening to podcasts.

Do you know if this is even possible in the New York, as I thought that there is a requirement for lawyers to be involved in the process in order to offer some level of protection for the buyer?