@David Thompson Woops I meant Condominiums instead an apartment...

My first property is a condominium locates in Brookline and am closing a multi family which will need a lots of work in Waltham.

If you are purchasing a single unit in a condominium or a single-family home, you may be responsible for HOA fees.

As you were explaining your situation, I pictured you all strapped up in a bungie jump harness, standing at the launch pad at the top of a bridge.

I'll start pumping it and officially launching next week. 

It is in a medical condominium type of a place, but not a fancy new one. 

When it's coming out of your wallet from a week's pay, you think harder, do more research, and make sure it's the right marketing strategy before you pull the trigger...which is a good thing.So, my advice, if you can refinance the principal balance for a lower rate, and that frees up some money in your monthly budget so you can launch a motivated seller marketing campaign...then THAT is the right route. 

So I registered to do business in Indy, have my attorney & CPA, launched my first Indy direct mail campaign yesterday, visited Indy to drive areas of some of the properties I was interested in.  

That is the greatest inventory level since July of 2020;Townhome/condominium sales experienced their fifth consecutive monthly decline, falling 19.4 percent, with the average price up 9.3 percent to $269,936 and the median price up 3.9 percent to $226,500.

I just launched a website [LINK REMOVED].