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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Where R the Deals to buy low besides the MLS.
Being a fairly new investor in multi families in the Massachusetts area and having bought through the MLS system using an agent, I find it much harder now in finding good deals. Everything in the MLS seems overly priced and seems to get sold fairly quickly. So I need to find another way to find deals to buy low and hold on. Where should I be looking for opportunities?