Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) fix & flip investment in East Boston.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) fix & flip investment in East Boston.

Does anyone have a good referral on a CPA licensed in GA (and TN would be great) who has experience with not only REI but small business owners in the transportation and laundromat businesses?

For context, I live in the Boston suburbs and am always looking in this area (Norfolk county specifically for any local people, own 1 duplex in Franklin).It seems that all new-ish constructions are either SFH's, condos, large apartment buildings, etc?

It seems like in today's real estate market with limited supply, it is extremely difficult to appraise or accurately value a home (especially in New England/ Great Boston area where I'm from). 

The RE Mentor organization in Boston is totally based around teaching people how to syndicate deals, particularly in multifamily. 

I hope this is self explanatoryProximity to transportation (major roads, train stations, bus stops, etc).

We will be relocating to the Los Angeles area this August from Boston, MA and are looking for places to rent. 

I'm new to investing and hoping someone can give insight on a financing question I can't seem to find the answer to.My husband and I own a single family home in Boston, MA, and are both on the mortgage for the house (but were unmarried at the time of purchase last year), which is a conventional 30YF.

She was older and I wanted to make it work for her so that she would not be rushed to find a new place and be displaced after living at this property for over 20 years.Last night, I got a call from my realtor that she unfortunately passed away after having a stroke and being transported to the hospital.