I could also potentially sell off the home and a buyer could transport it elsewhere.

We've had thousands of folks flee even more pricey metros (NYC, Boston, Chicago, etc.) come down here since Covid so, although it's relatively cheap for them by comparison, it just makes getting even decent returns tough. 

Very walkable neighborhood with public transportation.

From all the researches I've done, I think that a triplex or quadplex in the Greater Boston area via a FHA loan would be idea.

20 minutes believe me I know transportation is tough in some circles but that seems like a reach to limit a move that much.   

But I've done all my work in Boston. 

Roughly, Boston, MA, but south of the city is better for me. 

Here’s a quick look at four areas that frequently present security issues in multifamily units, such as apartment and condo complexes:PARKING LOTS/GARAGESBe it a luxury model or basic transportation, motor vehicles are essential to many residents’ lives.

I moved to Orlando FL a month ago (from Boston), and I am looking to join groups that have like-minded people, and at the same time grow my social surroundings.

I am mainly looking to switch career paths (currently in corporate finance), as I would love to get into the Real Estate industry in the Boston, MA area as an investment/operations analyst.