I currently live in mass. and have considered some different locations in NH for a while now.

This idea does make sense on some level but it can also hurt your investment business as much or more than it helpsThe problem with sending out mass offers is that after recieving 3 or 4 of your low ball offers, realtors will just throw them away and it can bring down there impression of you as a serious buyer.I have had much more success making a phone call which is equally as fast as putting together an offer if done correctly.

There is no great mass of schemers lookiing for people who appear rich so they can sue them and win the "lawsuit lottery".

I'm looking for a Hard Money Lender for a Multi Fam conversion to Condo's

If you can help, PM me.

Regards

Your aim is to sell the property for the highest price, and mass marketing gives you the best chance to do that.With that being said, there may come a time wher you have built a relationship with one or two buyers.

Master the art of raising rents (in non-rent control areas) and deliberately causing a mass exodus of the riff-raff.Learn to love and be able to solve other peoples problems...would be my tip for success.

Living in the Mass is extremely expensive, housing has gone well beyond the means for someone looking for a starter home.

The exterior isn't in too bad shape, and the interior is going to take alot of weekends and sore muscles.

I would say ABSOLUTELY stay away from landlording.If you want to flex your artistic muscle, I would suggest rehabbing.

I like to exercise that "risk muscle" that Frank McKinney refers to all the time.