I reside right outside of New York City in the Suburbs, but recently visited a buddy that just moved to Denver.

I am currently a New York City Correction Officer with a wife and two beautiful daughters so my schedule is pretty busy.

I am looking in the surrounding areas of Hoboken like Union City, Weehawken, West New York ect. 

Anybody have experience, advice and information on Tiny Homes in New York, and specifically Long Island?

I commend you for your hard work and grit Jason, keep raising the bar so I can chase it!

If the owner is a bank in New York City or some other distant location, it's a bank foreclosure. 

I mention this because at a zoo in New York City, more than a dozen lions and tigers tested positive for the virus (obviously not social distancing), and experts have long cautioned about the ease with which apes can catch respiratory illnesses from human visitors.

Before signing agreements I would set the bar as far as what your criteria and areas of interest are as far as buying.

Hey Emily -Sometimes landlords choose to make the qualification bar lower for subtenants since the original tenant is still on the hook financially, but at a minimum you should make sure the subtenant has a background check and a verified identity. 

I really don't think it got much worse since we had a  slight blip up from 2005-2008, but that's anecdotal.My argument is still the same that of all major investments, apartments are the least variable (barring staying in T-bills).Guess my main issue is the more people talk about a big change, the less likely it is to happen.