I would just like your opinion and any advice you can giveI am planning on moving out of new england and going to either Virginia or North Carolina.

I've been lurking for a few days now, and am very happy I found this forum. It's hands down one of the best I've found for REI, in terms of information available and helpfullness of members. Thanks to you active mem...

I have lived and worked in England, New Zealand, Hawaii, Japan and Australia.

Although I don't meet your qualifications (I am a part time local of FL, but keep another home in New England), I would be glad to correspond with you on the ins and outs of commercial real estate.Feel free to contact me at anytime...Regards,P.S.

I'm about to begin offering two flat-fee listing packages with different levels of services, focused on investors, starting in the New England states, and have spent a lot of time doing research on all of the east coast states.

Since I'd end up paying for everything else anyway, I'd probably just continue to send a check to the bank to pay the mortgage on his behalf.I feel like Master leases are like a white Unicorn in the real estate world around here (New England).

I know all too well what it's like to live in a small New England town.

There are a number of groups in our area, I recommend the New England REIA for a conventional REIA and invite you to attend our free Black Diamond networking group in Waltham, see url in my signature.It is harder when you don't have cash, you will find many gurus who tell you that you don't need money to get started, but regardless of what they say, at the very least it is more difficult.

I relocated to Dallas from LA (a New Englander originally) about two years ago and absolutely love this city and Texas in general!

This is coastal New England.