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Giovanni Stein
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Invest in multi-family opp's in Massachusetts or New Hampshire

Giovanni Stein
  • Investor
  • Miami, FL
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Just starting out here!!!  Interested in investing in buy and hold multi-family cash flow opp's in MA (4 units under $300K) but see more opportunities to be had in this price range in Southern NH (more house, less money upfront to invest) areas of Manchester, Nashua, Salem, etc...  Although NH is of interest, I hear that the laws are less landlord friendly than MA.  Please advise...

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Josh Robbins
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Josh Robbins
  • Rochester, NY
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@Giovanni Stein MA is extremely tenant friendly but most importantly watch out for property taxes in NH when analyzing a buy and hold deal, they can sink it very quickly. With no income tax there they make it up on the property tax. 

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