I see you are based out of New Jersey, but do you invest in New York at all?

Your first post you said you were looking for a place within an hours commute of New York City that would put you in Peekskill possibly as far up as Poughkeepsie,  parts of New Jersey Connecticut or Long Island. it sounds to me like now you’re actually speaking about New York City it’s self is that correct

@Darius KellarIf Newburgh New York was larger I’m pretty sure we would be up there close to Detroit this city is gentrifying at a tremendous rate a few years ago you could buy brick multi family houses needing work of course for five to $15,000 now people are paying 100 K plus

Most investors do not lend in New York due to long legal timeframe and cost to foreclose.

If I recall correctly, his first purchase was a 32-unit apartment building.Now my question is this: how in the heck does anyone start investing in real estate by buying a 32-unit building in New York today? 

When I say my area, I'm talking about the Hudson Valley in New York. 

New York: Poughkeepsie, Newburgh,  Peekskill(also a bit priced above 75k)  I'm sure there are many more towns out there, love to hear about them as well.

New York is not a place for new investors,  only flippers. 

I'm definitely priced out of New York.

I am moving back to New York in the next few days as my time comes to an end.