Where do I move to??? Price sensitive - family of four - seeking multi-family Realestate in NYC (Eastchester: first time home buyer)

[justnatasha]

Hi all Im new to the site. So far so good.

Im a Bronx resident Gunhill to be exact. Im looking for a multi family diamond in the rock. We are not scared to roll up our sleeves and put in sweat equity (my daddy is a contractor by trade and says he "got my back.)" My husband works for FDNY; His dad will be living with us is a retired veteran; And yes we need to utilize their benefits to the max. . And of course, I am addicted to home buying shows on HGTV. And can't wait for our shot of owning our own.

Getting to the point
1 - We are a family of four and between me and my husband we earn a little less than $80k combined. His retired dad is retire receives about $20k annually.

2 - where to live???? I like the Bronx and both work here we are willing to move elsewhere if more cost efficient.

3 - We have little to no down payment, only if absolute mandatory. I plan to use their benefits to our fullest value and of course we are all first time home buyers...

Thanks in advance all...

[Bx4Life]

Eastchester (Dyre , Baychester) Is Nice So Is Wakefield And Pelham Manor .

[bluedog2]

Originally Posted by Bx4Life

Eastchester (Dyre , Baychester) Is Nice So Is Wakefield And Pelham Manor .

Assume you mean Pelham Parkway,Pelham Gardens or Pelham Bay.Pelham Manor borders all these neighborhoods but is over the line in Westchester County and is a very pricey area.It's not likely the OP could afford anything in Pelham Manor with the kinds of incomes described.

[Kefir King]

No down payment, 80K income= probably no multi-family investment property.