Currently based in California, I’m on the hunt for a market that hits the sweet spot: meets the 1% rule, generates solid cash flow, and builds long-term equity.

New out of state investor. 

The mayor has been hot on out of state investors and poor property managers since his campaign. 

Hello, I am in the closing process for a duplex in South Buffalo.

I'm fairly certain the law requires you to have an on-island representative, even if you'll be doing the majority of the management from CA.

California is crazy overpriced, so I'm investing in my home state of Florida.

Quote from @Christian Turner: Looking to hear from the wholesalers in the MA areaWondering where to get in touch with some title companies in MA to help work on some deals, been hearing MA is an attorney state, is that the only option?

NOTE: one of the biggest challenges investors have is keeping tabs on their properties so contractors and PMCs don't rip them off. 

Because the Property Class dictates the Class of the tenant pool that the property will attract.

If they are holding themselves out to be a "lender" and they are in the business of making loans, then you need to check with NJ laws to determine if a license is required in the state of NJ.