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All Forum Posts by: Daniel Ashman

Daniel Ashman has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Jim and all, thank you for the kind welcome!

Moshe, what has your experience been investing in North Adams so far?

Bryan, interesting point.  At a glance it looks like they are considering opening a railway to the Berkshires, and are going to start off by sending it through Springfield.  I guess Springfield is a good investment! How significant of a development would you consider rail extension through an area?

Ann, thank you for the ideas!

Jonathan, I want to invest with the idea of getting rich because I want to make A LOT of money.  I think big.  I like capitalism and self-interest.  I'm not a Communist owned by society.  However, my philosophy is that anyone I work with should benefit along with me.  For me, that is something that goes without saying.

I'm pretty new to real estate. My goal is to start out small, like with a mobile home or a duplex, and then expand rapidly with work and study, preferably into commercial real estate.

I may be living in the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts. It's just 125,000 people for Berkshire County with Pittsfield the largest place with 40,000 people.  Other than that, it seems pretty sparsely populated.  Population is slowly declining.  Albany and Springfield both have 100,000 people but they're an hour away.

Any thoughts on this being an area for real estate investment? Is it reasonable to shoot for expansion and getting rich via real estate in this area? Or maybe it's an okay place to snipe a few small deals to get started but it is just too small to get serious?

Thanks for any thoughts on this!!!