Very close to town (walk to shopping, public transportation ect.) and in a nice area in California.I was thinking we could work with one "Green" manufactured home company that we choose with different models and get a kick back for each home sold.

The host Joe Boston is an industry veteran and all aground great guy.Good luck to you.

He owns a 2 family outright in an outlying city of Boston probably worth 700k in the current market (3 family across the street sold for 1.1 million 6 months ago).

Home Office and how it affects local transportation expenses5.

I'm an agent in Boston in a similar position as you,  looking to pull the trigger on a multifamily.One other option you may also want to look into as far as financing  is concerned is the Mass Housing loan.Good luck and I look forward to seeing you around! 

My name is Nate and my wife and I currently live in the Metro West suburbs of Boston, MA. 

The short term goal is to stop renting, put my money towards something that pays me vs the other way around and to get my feet wet in REI.BPSo far I've listened to a couple of podcasts, 1 of an interview with Mehran K, who buys multi-families out of state and another by a fella (sorry can't remember his name) who bought his first multi-family live-in in the Boston area.

My Dad was a Boston jake.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

Now I want mixed use or over 5 units brick, full basement multi-families facing a park or on public transportation with at least 2 good employers in the area.  

Lots of other choices more southeast and lots of stuff north of Boston too.