I just recently became the owner of a two unit property in East Beverly and was wondering if anyone had any references to some good plumbers in the area.

I trust the community here at Bigger Pockets light years ahead of what google will tell me so I am hoping that some of you out there might be able to help point me in the right direction to find amazing WHOLESALERS in the cities of Salem, Beverly, Lynn and the North Shore of Massachusetts in general.

In the Massachusetts context, telecommuters may see value in places like Salem/Beverly, Lowell, and even Worcester - places that offer less expensive housing but still have their own cultural centers.If the work-from-home trend is partial (e.g. only some days per week), some workers may be willing to tolerate a longer commute on the days that they do visit the office.

I am a Real Estate Agent in Los Angeles, California working at Douglas Elliman in Beverly Hills.

I'm a Sommelier in Beverly Hills, and we figured that with cost of living, and "job security", that Las Vegas would provide a solid income until our real estate equity was large enough to stand on its own.

It's going to be in Beverly@Jonathan Klemm Most of my team has more experience than me, so as of now I'm partially relying on them to handle it.

Beverly Hills: I don't like this one as much as the other 3, but it's definitely likely to remain popular, and there are a lot of cool stuff walkable, very international as well.

You need to stay where people think its cool and are bringing the neighborhoods back (Huntridge, John S Park, Westleigh, Beverly Green, some parts of Paradise Palms...).

I am working in a very high end market of Beverly Hills, California for a commercial Real Estate Co.

The Northshore of MA, salem, peabody, beverly offer some pretty good income/ purchase price ratios.