I bought this duplex in April in upstate New York.

Especially in California, New York, DC.

If this was San Francisco or New York, I could see it.

So they spend money on their trip here and spent money on tickets although I think it just became something else to do.but I have to think that the Raiders will during each game attract the visiting teams fan base in a way that is far greater than any other city save New York Or maybe SF..  

New York and CA are perfect examples of more demand than supply. 

Been looking for a year around new York.

I did this to purchase property out of state (I am located in New York). 

This will allow us to phase back into "normal" life earlier than some other areas that have seen a higher impact, like New York and California, or destinations that see lots of crowding like major theme parks (Disney, Universal) and cruise ships- We are very accessible and affordable for a majority of the population, and may even see an increase in traffic as people who would ordinarily travel to areas now considered higher-risk (overseas, any fly-to destination, aforementioned theme parks and cruise liners) are looking for alternative, safer destinations- There's a wide variety of activities in the area that are outdoors and/or compatible with social distancing; the national park is the biggest, but there's horseback riding, zip lines, ATV/UTVs, river rafting/kayaking, fishing, the list goes on and on.I have every confidence we'll see a strong recovery and one that occurs earlier than most.  

Selling costs include Realtor commissions, closing costs and also title fees, attorney and so on.MY question is, does anyone have a basic breakdown of what it costs in Long Island New York what these costs typically are.

We own a house which we bought last December 2013 for $355,000 in Brooklyn New York.