Hello everyone excited to be here. I've heard so many great thing about this site. Looking forward to networking and learning a thing or two!  

Hi all,My wife and I purchased our first home (single family) in upstate NY in 2020 at a 2.7% interest rate and naturally found ourselves thinking about real estate investing as a result.

While a two bedroom typically commands higher rent than a one bedroom, the more important question is what functional compromises are required to create that second bedroom.In many cases you can achieve a higher rent with the 2 bedroom, but a well designed one bedroom with strong flow, natural light, and usable living space may outperform a poorly configured two bedroom over time.

Its lack of instant liquidity is often its greatest strength, acting as a natural stabilizer for a portfolio during times of market turbulence.2.

We’re currently in the thick of that winter "trough" where the market naturally drags; between the snow and the mid-school-year timing, the pool of active renters just isn't there like it is in July. 

Naturally, the old PM is not returning my calls or emails.

I naturally evaluate properties through both a financial and design lens, which I believe adds value when analyzing deals or planning renovations.Alongside working with investors, I’m also planning to purchase my first investment property this year.

The New England region is very safe, desirable as far as free of most natural disasters and a coastal community. 

Spring and summer offer:Longer daylight hoursSafer driving conditionsEasier scheduling for moversMore flexibility for weekend showingsThis naturally increases the number of people actively searching for housing.3.

It’s also a National Natural Landmark, a National Archaeological District, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.