I'm a realtor in the Boston, Massachusetts area and deal with investors, first time home buyers, and leasing properties in the Greater Boston Area.

I am a new investor in the state of Rhode Island/Massachusetts and closed my first multi-family deal this past winter.

Account ClosedI would suggest that waiting for a crash is a terrible strategy, as it is hard to know when the bottom is, you lose money not being "in", you will be fighting hords of investors trying to pick up deals, institutional money is going to be blanketing the country, keeping upward pricing pressure even if we do get a correction, and what will you actually save?

I am a new investor in the state of Rhode Island/Massachusetts and closed my first multi-family deal this past winter.

@Jason Ma I don't have the employment numbers but UCF is about 5-10 minutes south of Oviedo.

I'm in the Lowell, Massachusetts area.

Currently my wife and I own and have lived in a single family home in Methuen ma for 5 years.

Banks generally will not foreclose on a performing note but every institution has its own policies.

Im saying 290k based on the following properties--5 Parker Terrace, Taunton, MA 02780---264 W Britannia St.

Mind sharing which bank/financial institution you used?