As a home inspector, we are regulated by NY as to the minimum requirements of what we look at.

The 2-4 family property pricepoints in Florida could be more favorable to NY as well.If you were to look locally on Long Island for a househack deal, it could get pretty competitive.

I am in NY as well. 

Upstate NY as well but the market can be very competitive due to strong cash flow, etc.

Quote from @William Quinones: Hello All, Im currently in contract to purchase a 2 family in Brooklyn, NY  as an investment property.

For example, I pay about the same amount in property taxes (town and school bills) on a property purchased for $180K in Upstate NY as I do for a condo in San Francisco purchased for $650K.   

We're aiming to make our first purchase before the end of this calendar year, and we’re currently focusing on Dutchess County, NY, with an openness to exploring Newburgh, NY as well.We’re fortunate to have a strong team within our family:My aunt has decades of experience as a property manager, specializing in HUD and Section 8 housing.My uncle is a licensed real estate agent and a skilled handyman—our resident “Mr.

Hello, I am in the closing process for a duplex in South Buffalo. The property already has month-to-month tenants. The seller paid a structural engineer to inspect the basement and provide a report for us to review. I...

I’m a Licensed Master Electrical Contractor with licenses in Westchester, Putnam, and Orange County, NY, as well as New Jersey and Connecticut.

I paid 195k for my last property in Groton,NY (a surrounding town) and it rents out $3175/mo.