2) Who will be carrying the risk of it falling apart in transport (better not be you)?

Im located in the boston area so im trying to get to know the market around here.

And median rent in Austin is still below all 10 tech hubs measured—including Boston ($1,895), Chicago ($2,500), Denver ($2,850), Los Angeles ($2,095), San Jose ($2,517), Seattle ($2,895), Washington, D.C. ($3,015) New York City ($2,075) and San Francisco ($1,695).Article hyperlink here:https://austonia.com/austin-re…I am also going to link the referenced report by realtor.com here: https://www.realtor.com/resear… and include their chart for the top markets with respect to rental increases (not tech hub exclusive).  

A lot has to do with transportation costs .  

Long story short, we frequent Boston a lot.

@Jasmine RussellMost states do, some don’t you can just google “public real estate tax records (state name)”“Public entity look up (state name)”You can check the registry of deeds to verify the llc they say owns the property, does own the property as every transaction is recorded with real estate You can also reach out to a title company, they’ll be able to help with your specific state etc and the nuances Not everyone has a portfolio website I’ll give you an example of one of my properties in Boston , it’s owned by 274 Seaver st llc and the address is 274 Seaver st In the corporation division you can google the name of the entity, and my name pops up, so boom I own the llc Then you go to tax assessor records and the deed says “grantee 274 seaver st llc” boom you know the entity owns the real estate Then you can google Hope this helps :)

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in Boston.

@Anthony Thompson most of my deals/network is in Boston however RI is looking promising in a few sectors primarily STRs in Middletown, College/summer rental combos in Ganset (regulations are tough though) and rehabs/LTRs in parts of Providence

I’ve found many to be scams, especially the ridiculously low priced listings.   2) As you look for a home to live in, know what is most important (strong rental potential, high appreciation, etc.) to you and be ready to make some trade offs. 3) If you’re looking ITP (inside I-285), visit the Atlanta Regional Commission website and the Atlanta Beltline website to gain an understanding of planned development for various areas, ie Westside Park, Westside Trail, transportation, etc)Best of luck and enjoy the journey!!

Hello BP Forum Friends - My wife and I have 4 rental properties in the Boston area.