And you get the benefit of having over 80 past ones to catch up on.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

Go to Homedepot in some of the nicer neighborhoods when they 1st open and catch the contractors that are buying material in the early AM hours.   

The catch is that the NYC market is completely out of reach for a small to moderate investor.

Looking forward to catching up.

Great catch!

Doing the math, it would cashflow wonderfully on its own as an investment, between $200-$300 a door/mo after 50% rule and mortgage, with some updating and raising rents closer to market rate as a result.The catch here is that I would like to owner occupy my first purchase, partially for ease of managing the property, partially for some lifestyle flexibility (namely pets) that come with owning your residence as opposed to renting.Do folks looking to owner occupy their rentals work out the math on a property including they rental they plan to occupy as part of the cashflow/door calculations or is it more common to try to make the numbers work under the assumption its a 3 unit property?

And you get the benefit of having over 80 past ones to catch up on.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

Especially since you're not updating the kitchen, you'll want something nice to catch a buyer's eye.Also a "very dated" kitchen is a big concern.

And you get the benefit of having over 80 past ones to catch up on.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

And you get the benefit of having over 80 past ones to catch up on.Two Great reads, I bought both J.