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Andrew Reis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston MA
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Boston Market and Slate Roofs

Andrew Reis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston MA
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Hi Boston investors! I have a few questions about investing in the Boston market. First, I am looking at Hyde Park as a potential spot for a househack, but am still concerned about the area. I have seen a few houses there but don't know enough about the market. Looking for some advice if anyone has been an owner occupier there in the last few years.  

Secondly, I visited a house with a slate roof that had deferred maintenance and needed work. Was wondering if anyone has experience with slate roofs that have not been maintained and what the costs run to get it back into good form. 

Thank you! 

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