All Forum Posts by: Alan Eisenberg
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Post: Looking for best prices to purchase supplies for multifamiles

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
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Where does everyone recommend buying supplies such as kitchen cabinets, granite, flooring and all other supplies at the best prices from. I am remodeling several houses in Orlando Florida, Albany and Troy New York.
Post: Looking for good contractor in Troy, Ny

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
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I’m also interested. I’ve used a bunch of contractors in Albany and Troy some good and some pretty bad and am always looking for new contractors.
Post: self manage vs property management company

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
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- Votes 5
Highly recommend having a property manager if you are not in town. I own several properties in Albany, Troy, Schenectady and have a property manager. It runs much better and I think you make more $ as well as you have someone making sure you are getting paid monthly.
Post: Looking for contractor/plumber/electrician in Albany New York

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
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- Votes 5
Need permits pulled though.
Post: Looking for contractor/plumber/electrician in Albany New York

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
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I am looking for any referrals of licensed contractors/plumbers/electricians/hvac in Albany New York. Thank you.
Post: Smaller building in nicer area or more units in average area?

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
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@Dan K. - I already own several multifamily properties in Albany and Troy New York. I am looking to get a mortgage with 25% down to get a property 1.25-2.0 million dollars. Been a landlord for 5 years so far and have 20 units so far. Looking to get to 100!
Post: Smaller building in nicer area or more units in average area?

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
- Posts 16
- Votes 5
Appreciate all the insight so far. Definitely good to get different point of views.
Post: Smaller building in nicer area or more units in average area?

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
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I am looking at several areas those are just a couple of areas where I am currently looking. Im less concerned with actual areas and just more interested in trying to figure out the best size of the property as I always hire property managers. I am a licensed broker in NY and have a couple of friends in Florida who do real estate flips in Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and Miami. I also own some rental properties myself in Albany and Troy, Ny. I am looking to decide if buying less doors in better area or more doors in middle class or decent areas is the way to go. My budget is 1.5-2.0 million with a mortgage.
Post: Smaller building in nicer area or more units in average area?

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
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Im reading more and more about Grant Cardone who tells you the more units the better. However I am leaning towards better areas and less units. Thank you!
Post: Smaller building in nicer area or more units in average area?

- Real Estate Broker
- Long Island NY
- Posts 16
- Votes 5
I am looking for a multifamily property to purchase. My question is this- I have 1.5-2.0 million to spend but I am wondering if its best to purchase a smaller building in Boston, Ma Miami, Fl or nicer area lets say 5-7 units or a 20-25 unit in Manchester, Nh or Albany, Ny. Obviously a lot goes into this but Im thinking longer term and which will appreciate more and which I should make more money per year and have less evictions etc.