I'm particularly passionate about [multifamily homes]Outside of real estate, I enjoy [Family, helping others, dieting, gym, just all around being a productive member on society and my community ].Excited to learn and connect with you all!

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

We are seeing a bit of a slowdown in the STR arena in the outlying areas but urban Seattle is still delivering.

Urban hotspots - Cities with high tourism demand, such as New York, San Francisco, and Miami, have a steady stream of travelers, businesspeople, and students looking for short-term rental accommodations.3.

Before taking this on I’d verify with the historical society and building department what process you need to go through to renovate and if there are any requirements on what you’re allowed to do or not do. 

It's a sad situation but you can't/shoudn't feel responsible for someone that has allowed themselves to get into this situation.EDIT: this is one more example of why government welfare is bad for society.

Aloha,Actually, the Local Humane Society likely has some documents you should utilize.

Should I end up with deadbeat tenants, I'm potentially stuck with them for years because NY laws protect non-contributing members of society. 

For example, family-friendly suburban submarkets and some urban neighborhoods are perfect for single-family houses.

Credible applications hit in good numbers and it was rented within a week.I am a commuting hub to NYC and we are seeing a lot of people fleeing the urban areas of North Jersey, Brooklyn and Manhattan for healthier, open space.