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All Forum Posts by: Joe Gallo

Joe Gallo has started 6 posts and replied 12 times.

Post: Long distance investing/ Building a team

Joe GalloPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Queens New York
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 6

Hello, bigger pockets world! Hope everyone is doing well and all your families are healthy during these unprecedented times. 

Furthermore, I am a new investor looking to invest out of state in areas like Texas, North Carolina, and Florida; and possibly locally in New york! In addition, I was hoping to get some feedback from experienced long-distance investors on how to analyze and find deals and some tips /Due Diligence to be aware of when searching for properties and possibly some situations to look out for!

Also, what's the best way to approach building a long-distance team. I know lenders, mortgage brokers, and agents become skeptical when it comes to out-of-state investors, so I was hoping you guys could some tips on how to gain their trust and what's the best possible way to get the most out of them. 

I have started to look at properties and write down all the brokers and give them calls... But anything helps!

Any comments, feedback, and/or ideas are welcomed!

Thanks again guys and I hope everyone has a healthy and fantastic thanksgiving!

Please feel free to message me as well! would love to get to know people on the website


Thanks again, guys!

Post: Tax laws and First-time buyer

Joe GalloPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Queens New York
  • Posts 12
  • Votes 6

Hello everyone! this is my first post/question. Moreover, I am a 22-year old investor out of New York looking to buy a multi-unit property in the Florida area. From this post, I hope I can gain some insight into the tax laws and regulations surrounding Florida and get some feedback from you guys about your experiences if you an active investor in Florida. In addition, if you have any websites/books or even videos to help understand them better. Also, just any experiences or first hand knowledge that could help kick start my real estate business/journey as being a first-time/new investor. Thank you! -- Joe Gallo

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