My take on the appreciation question is that investing for appreciation amounts to speculation, and for that read "gambling".

It is still a gamble but a gamble that usually pays off to those that remember the cycle.

I suppose that is just part of the gamble of the game.

It is an area with over 300 days on sunshine per year, gateway to MANY National/State parks and 40 miles from Gambling or 100 miles to Vegas for fun.

People like Nicky and Steve make good points about spamming, lack of fiduciary responsibilities, swindling and scumbaggery in general that bolster the position that wholesalers are bad.

But a chunk would need to into real estate.From a gambling perspective, the jackpot is big enough its actually a good bet to play.

The biggest gamble in this game is knowing the value of this prime real estate, understanding the cities objectives to convert the blighted area back to what it once was and should become again in the future.

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We are still in early assessment and havent really compared places to places.. not quite sure whether cities like Lowell will be a gamble over some saturated markets like Medford / Somerville.... 

Please don't dig up old threads to spam with business offerings?