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Multifamily investment in greater Boston area

Faraz Mog
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Hi all, I’m new to real estate investing and am reading resources to learn more about multifamily investment. I live in Boston and am interested in fourplexes under 2M (I want to do house hacking). There are some issues that I’m facing right now:

1. I’m not sure where I should look for properties. Redfin and Zillow barely have fourplexes. Loopnet and Crexi apparently are more focused on these types of properties but still want to see what resources other use to find deals. Also how to find foreclosed, off market etc.

2. Given the current market condition, how possible is it to find deals are cash flow positive at 100% occupancy in greater Boston area?


Any tips or resources is appreciated!

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