Residents can pay $1600 for rent and be in nicer areas of Memphis with better food, school, job, and transportation options. 

I am a new investor and looking for an off market/ Market multifamily deal in the Greater Boston area.

U know like banks that have long lost accounts.. escrow money that is refunded and cant find the borrower ( this happened to me personally LOL)  those funds go to the transportation department at the state.. so who could figure that out with out a little digging. 

Second, I'd like to manage each property to make some cash flow to cover my 2 biggest expenses which is housing (covered by house hacking) and transportation.

Property SelectionFocus on Neighborhoods: When searching for properties, prioritize neighborhoods with good schools, amenities, and access to public transportation.

The extra $43’000 will go into transport of the equipment as well as building an enclosure for it.

I’m a 2x house hacker just north of Boston and an agent.

I pick close-in burbs with good access to public transportation.  

Though I’m based just outside Boston at the moment (Medford), I’m aiming to invest in smaller suburban and rural communities in the surrounding region.

As others have mentioned above, Bloomfield is certainly a solid option for rental properties and has been for a number of years due to the easy transportation options to NYC and other parts of NY/NJ, leading to great rental demand and pricing.