Hello all,I'd agree with the sentiment that Waldo and Brookside are extremely desirable areas to invest in whether land-lording, flipping, or just residing. 

agree with other posters here, but would add that it may be worth keepin if it has sentimental value and if you think you may move potentially move back.

., my sentiments also!

I had intended to keep this forever even if it was only 3% CAP. it had sentimental value to me.I told my tenant I may sell, is it OK to show during their tenancy.

Now, he has been in the biz for years and felt as though even if the prices come down in other locations in the country, Boston proper, and a few nearby affluent communities would not, at best, or worst depending, prices would hold, because of the same reasons touched upon here.Thanks for mirroring his sentiment!

The property has a little sentimental value, but I looked at it immediately as a potential cash cow.

Let me know if you'd like a recommendation.I share wholeheartedly your sentiment of not trying to profit from the misfortunes of others who are in a distressed and vulnerable situation - it is indeed a shameful thing to do. 

I'll second Bill's sentiments.  

However, I'd echo Scott's sentiment that the numbers are pretty low.

@Carl MillerI agree with your sentiment.