@Ron Singh I am in New England so not in your market but I use a small local insurance agency which I highly recommend.

New Orleans was always on my top 3 U.S. travel destination list for decades, but it always got beat out due to one reason or another.Looking forward to the networking and wide-eyed inspiration from the speakers.Coming in from Los Angeles (8+ year resident), but will always be a New Englander (N.H.). 

If you find yourself with any interest in the New England, don´t hesitate to reach out!

Hi everyone,
I am fresh out of college and new to the investing scene. looking for some advice on where to start. A bit of background on my situation, I am currently working a W-2 job at an engineering firm and have ...

Managing this from my military post in England and working with my dad who lives in Los Angeles.

Obviously if it’s not there or it’s just a SFH either you have to contact the listing agent or figure out how to do your own research but here in New England 95% of the time it’s been done for you.

We are in conversation with Bank of England and the loan officer is suggesting we go with a DSCR loan.

@Steve EmlingI live in New England and in my lease I have something to the effect that tenant must maintain heat in the premises of 62F to prevent burst pipes.

I notice the 50 unit lifts and this is something I want to rehab and hold throughout New England.

I’m in New England.