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Over the last couple of days there have been dozens, if not hundreds, of forum posts in my local area (New York Metro) that are from Closed Accounts and are labeled "Top Archive - Removed Discussions". 

Hi Jackie I am in New York.

Quote from @Thomas Scott: Hi, I am an out of state investor based in New York.

I’m new to the game, but I’ve been researching like crazy and I’m ready to take action and learn by doing.I’m currently based in New York but I’m open to virtual wholesaling nationwide.

Deposits are limited by New York statute.

That said, in New York, LLC setup and annual fees add to your costs, you’ll likely need to transfer the deed (which could trigger transfer taxes or mortgage issues), and financing under an LLC is usually more expensive with higher down payments.Umbrella insurance is cheaper and easy to add, but it’s still tied to you personally.

New York City, NY9.

Hey everyone,I’m in the process of buying my first multifamily property in Philadelphia and would really appreciate some insight from folks who’ve done something similar — especially in this market.A bit about me:I’m based in New York City, working full time, and this will be my first real estate investment.

I am interested in investing locally, in New York (have a lot of family in Staten Island), or wherever it may make more sense.