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Cp Rahaim
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Starting RE Investing in Massachusetts

Cp Rahaim
  • Hopkinton, MA
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I am looking to buy my first investment property.  I am in MA and the problem I'm having is the prices don't seem to work with many of the metrics.  Example:  Saw two family in Norwood for over $500,000.  Without even doing the math I know that it will be difficult to get the rents to make this work.  So my question for MA investors is:  is it possible to find deals that cashflow in MA?  I'm in central MA and it seems the places that work are Worcester (and Rhode Island).   I can afford a +-$300,000 home.  But this seems to put me in C+ areas.  As a newbie, I'm not sure what type of tenant this will get me and I don't want to get stuck with tenant issues.  Any help would be appreciated.

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    Mike Duran
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    Mike Duran
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    My Advice is that you look in Worcester, that is in my opinion the best place in the state to invest. You can get a decent deal on the property and the rental market is very strong. Just make sure you find the right agent, someone that works with investors(not a retail agent) and someone that successfully invests in that area themselves. No matter where you end up follow that criteria. If you do decide to go with Worcester I can help, if you end up anywhere else I wish you the best of luck.

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