Still in the New England area which is pricey an I know I said cash flow wasn't the most important thing we def would not like to be cash flow negative either.

It takes 1 to 2 minutes to heat up on the 2nd floor in a 3 level 1868 New England home - gutted and remodeled in 2010. 

I live/work here in Wilmington, originally from New England.

I invest out of state with a property management group in Wisconsin (I'm from New England).

I am lucky to have about $50k... but the unlucky part is that it's in England and in GBP with an exchange rate that sucks!

For better or worse its already gentrifying, there are a lot of cute New England homes waiting to be renovated, you've got the cute new town-center, and the tourist appeal of wollaston beach... it's where I'm putting my money.While the area is a bunch of families and you'll probably find plenty of wholesome renters I'm definitely with Account Closed on tenant screening, though.

Hi Cary,We lived in England for about 12 years prior to retiring in Florida, so I am familiar with the issue.

Over a hundred years ago, the industrial revolutions moved out of England over to Germany and the US. 

This is a small 1 Bedroom place that has been run down due to the same tenant living in the property and the owner not doing maintenance.I am planning on re-doing the kitchen, putting in new flooring, windows/doors.I have a few questions regarding the work:- Where is a cost effective place to buy materials in New England?

Welcome to New England and Thank you for your service.