Regarding The Hill, I've scoped out a few off-market deals with my agent that are either close to that Union Ave train station, or in more walkable sections ex. close to Yale NH Medical, etc.

I am also part of a full scale co-living management team that assists with property evaluations, Co-living training, acquisitions, setup construction, tenant interactions, and property management. 

Please someone tell me the logic on how costs on the buy side will drop with less agents.I can see good buyers agents commanding over 3% because they are worth it and will be operating against a bunch of poorly trained flat fee discount brokerages. 

A company that could offer a paid listing service together with 10 hours of training and a help desk.

Mayan Train: Biggest project of the current federal administration, with an approximated cost of almost US$9.81 billion.

I know you can buy individual notes from them without being accredited, and they used to provide training to educate investors, but they stopped that program.

We’re trying to figure out if we can get closer to that goal by riding the equity/appreciation train up as our market continues to grow, or focus on the cash flow that out of state rentals would bring.

With a grocery store within walking distance, easy access to the highway and train station, a nearby Home Depot, and ongoing renovations and new developments in the area, it felt like a no-brainer.

But, yes, there are times when those methods do help to support the valuation of a complex assignment.And a VERY IMPORTANT CONCEPT I learned very early on in my training, I (an appraiser) don't tell you what the value is, the Buyer/s (market data) tell me what the value most reasonably should be.

No, you drive for Uber.OTA Customer ServiceWe've all dealt with the poorly trained 3rd world customer service of these OTAs.