You can even do the whole "New York Real Estate Investor" search thing since the Facebook is all online. 

FYI - buying a house with only 1-bed or a studio is a BAD decision in most markets outside of heavily populated areas like New York City.

@Divyanshu KhareIf you're in New York why not invest closer to home so that you can be hands-on?  

I’m an investor based in CO (I have 15+ units in Colorado and New York) and have had a nightmare so far finding a good manager for my 2 unit in Cleveland.  

Louis – Rent: $1275, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.8 %, DOM: 54, MoM DOM: ▲ 8.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 15%MontanaAll – Rent: $1950, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.0 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 10.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 19%NebraskaAll – Rent: $1400, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.2 %, DOM: 39, MoM DOM: ▲ 14.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 0%NevadaLas Vegas – Rent: $1985, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.5 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 5%New HampshireAll – Rent: $2150, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.4 %, DOM: 61, MoM DOM: ▼ 14.1 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 13%New JerseyNewark – Rent: $2106, MoM Rent: ▲ 0.3 %, DOM: 57, MoM DOM: ▼ 5.0 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 2%New MexicoAll – Rent: $1750, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.9 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 16%New YorkNew York – Rent: $3735, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.7 %, DOM: 55, MoM DOM: ▼ 3.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 4%North CarolinaCharlotte – Rent: $2000, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.7 %, DOM: 48, MoM DOM: ▲ 9.1 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 6%Raleigh – Rent: $1880, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.8 %, DOM: 48, MoM DOM: ▲ 2.1 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 23%North DakotaAll – Rent: $1120, MoM Rent: ▲ 3.8 %, DOM: 58, MoM DOM: ▼ 7.9 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 9%OhioCincinnati – Rent: $1429, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.1 %, DOM: 52, MoM DOM: ▼ 5.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 21%Cleveland – Rent: $1250, MoM Rent: ▲ 4.2 %, DOM: 66, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.8 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 29%Columbus – Rent: $1550, MoM Rent: ▲ 3.3 %, DOM: 51, MoM DOM: ▼ 13.6 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 7%OklahomaOklahoma City – Rent: $1450, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 45, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 7%OregonPortland – Rent: $1818, MoM Rent: ▲ 1.1 %, DOM: 42, MoM DOM: ▼ 2.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 11%PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia – Rent: $1625, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.1 %, DOM: 60, MoM DOM: ▲ 0.0 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 11%Pittsburg – Rent: $1500, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.6 %, DOM: 64, MoM DOM: ▲ 8.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 21%Rhode IslandProvidence – Rent: $2195, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.1 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 7.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 26%South CarolinaAll – Rent: $1825, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.6 %, DOM: 54, MoM DOM: ▲ 12.5 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 15%South DakotaAll – Rent: $1255, MoM Rent: ▼ 1.6 %, DOM: 44, MoM DOM: ▼ 8.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 10%TennesseeNashville – Rent: $2250, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.2 %, DOM: 48, MoM DOM: ▲ 6.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 7%TexasAustin – Rent: $2050, MoM Rent: ▼ 2.4 %, DOM: 54, MoM DOM: ▲ 14.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 4%Dallas – Rent: $1999, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.1 %, DOM: 77, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.1 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 31%Houston – Rent: $1900, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 53, MoM DOM: ▲ 10.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 10%San Antonio – Rent: $1699, MoM Rent: ▼ 0.1 %, DOM: 58, MoM DOM: ▲ 13.7 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 23%UtahSalt Lake City – Rent: $1600, MoM Rent: ▲ 3.2 %, DOM: 35, MoM DOM: ▼ 5.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 9%VermontAll – Rent: $2400, MoM Rent: ▲ 14.3 %, DOM: 58, MoM DOM: ▼ 9.4 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 7%VirginiaRichmond – Rent: $1650, MoM Rent: ▲ 0.7 %, DOM: 43, MoM DOM: ▲ 4.9 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 8%WashingtonSeattle – Rent: $2240, MoM Rent: ▲ 2.6 %, DOM: 37, MoM DOM: ▼ 9.8 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 6%West VirginiaAll – Rent: $1200, MoM Rent: – 0.0 %, DOM: 50, MoM DOM: ▼ 3.8 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 6%WisconsinMilwaukee – Rent: $1300, MoM Rent: ▲ 0.4 %, DOM: 47, MoM DOM: ▲ 9.3 %, YoY DOM: ▲ 24%WyomingCheyenne – Rent: $1275, MoM Rent: ▼ 8.6 %, DOM: 21, MoM DOM: ▲ 23.5 %, YoY DOM: ▼ 30%4.

Dollar devaluation has created a new floor for RE. 1) big, metro cities like LA, New York, Seattle, etc, or exotic cities like Maui. 

., especially around New York City and Upstate.Lately, I’ve been diving deep into ADUs, small-scale land development, and how design-forward living can intersect with smart investing.

Overall, I'd say I've been pretty good at making money, but when it comes to investing I have some stocks and crypto, but right now I’ve also got a few hundred grand just sitting collecting dust.My dad is a police officer but also has a couple rental properties with a partner in upstate New York (college rentals).

I am younger and don't have the funds to begin investments yet, so I got my real estate license in NYC to start making better income while learning everything I can about the New York City market.

This lets you pay monthly, but interest and a small fee apply until the balance is cleared.State Taxes: Many states (like California, New York, etc.) also require estimated quarterly payments on the same schedule, so you’ll want to plan for both federal and state.The smart move is to start making quarterly estimated payments now, based on your expected income.