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Best town to buy rentals in Southern Massachusetts

Lars Andersson
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I’m considering buying a rental (single family home) in southern mass. Any suggestions on best towns?

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@Lars Andersson - If you are set on a SFR I would plan on making it a short term rental. In south central MA I'd find a place near hospitals or colleges. That type of tenant isn't going to get you as much money per week as ski area type turnover is but should get more than 12 month rentals. This is especially true of college kids as you can rent by the room easily. I would recommend looking at multi-family rentals if you are up to changing your mind on the SFR.

@Timothy Wong - Each condo association is different. You'll need to grab that information from someone, realtor, condo association, etc, that can direct to a website or paper copy. There is no requirement that condo association bylaws are posted online that I'm aware of in MA.

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