But on the other end of the token, those with market rate apts, should not only be fine, but do very well unless NY then look to regulate even these small multi's.Again, there is an exit strategy for me if that happens.Looking at other historic scenarios, Cambridge deregulated entirely.

This was at the bottom of the market, interest rates at historic lows and at the beginning of my State's largest property boom.

Low rates right now make this a historic opportunity especially in the face of rising inflation.

Historically you couldn't get conventional financing for an LLC, but as of November 2017, Fannie Mae now allows the post-closing transfer of title to an LLC.

In my area (Raleigh NC historically), the hedge funds stopped buying a few years ago.

It is estimated that this condition affects one percent of the population, with rates greater for men.[2][3] First formulated in 1968, NPD was historically called megalomania, and is a form of severe egocentrism.[4]"Would you get on a train, KNOWING, it was going to crash?

Your strategy of renting out your current home while enjoying the historic low interest rate is a solid one.However, finding properties that cash flow in today's market can be a challenge giving the high interest rate.

In fact historically values have remained relatively steady and in line with national averages, avoiding huge peaks and valleys some other markets have experienced.

Add in massive inflation and cheap markets actually start to appreciate faster than historically in-demand markets, simply because people are literally forced to move there to survive.

Any type of investing has a certain amount of risk, historically for syndications the largest risk has been the operator you're investing in.