And for your question to be so short, dramatically lacking in detail and about such an expansive type of investment - well it really just looks as if you really don't have any idea what you are doing.

Christian Austin Have been exploring multifams towards the future MBTA expansion in your area?

Jude, they are finishing up a $312 million dollar expansion to their patient tower.

I find that the little rather unimportant stuff I hate doing is starting to pile up because of the expansion.

If you really want to move somewhere for real estate, I'd move somewhere that is less mature in the expansion cycle so you have more time to do more stuff and for better returns.However, I don't know that I recommend moving somewhere just because you want to invest there.

Make sure its priced accordingly (longer vacancies, reduced rent and possible future expansion to a 3bed-2bth).

Those two and Phoenix have been pretty good markets in the past couple years, but the returns there are getting lower by the day and there are some other markets that are doing a bit better as they are less mature in the expansion cycle.

There is an expansive fountain of information on this website.

So, there's not much you can do that will significantly increase the value, short of a major remodelling or an expansion.

I read up that the conversion to one's garage does not need permit as long as it's internal, and no expansion.