I understand this is the easiest business to be in. I

After over 20 viewing the first one that comes in is someone who is using NACA, will buy at the asking price, but wants the 3% buyers assistance.  

I would say many of my properties are class C due to area they are in. I

However the housing price in the area where I am living in is relatively high.

So, I finally gave in. I

We have a few leads on properties (a neighbor of mine as well as a family member of mine) but want to make sure we get everything together before we jump right in. I

What was the unit located in ? Is

I think the LHV is a great area to invest in. I

Im sorry @redgy saint-germain even though i live in new bedford the property im investing in is not in new bedford so yes the price points may seem a lil high  I don't know if it's my fault and I said that I am investing in New Bedford or if maybe you've assumed that because I live in New Bedford that's where I'm investing in either way my apologies because that's not the case of course I would most certainly do my due diligence before investing in a property And the last thing I wanna do is waste anyone's time Especially someone who's loaning us money or even my realtor who works hard for hers i guess all in all what i was asking for was when i had put this post up was help finding a good lender which since then we have found one so thank you  I guess I just didn't really express myself correctly so my apologies

For electric, usually tenants pay for it, sometimes I noticed tenants get their own window units when they think the electric is out of line.To give you my own experience, the home I live in, I once had a 15,000 BTU unit, 110 volts in the living room.