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Chang Maeng
  • brookline, MA
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New to this website. Any advice is welcome.

Chang Maeng
  • brookline, MA
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Hello guys.

I do have enough cash to make down payment for properties, but I am not too sure how profitable investing RE in Boston.

Probably I am wrong, but it looks really hard to find a property on MLS that provides reasonable positive cash flow.

It looks like most RE investors make profit by rehabilitating buildings or purchasing foreclosured properties.

Any experienced investors, what you guys think about this?

Also, I am trying to select the field I am going to specialize in. Which field should I concentrate so I can make huge profit? (such as multi-family building, condominium, etc)

Any advice welcome.

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