New Britain, Bristol, Meriden, and Wallingford will have homes within the budget you mentioned, but with those towns you'll want to check out the neighborhood first and make sure you're putting your investment somewhere you'll feel safe leaving it.

@Brandon Rush suggested I checkout one of the upcoming meetups in the New Britain area.

Mostly Bristol and New Britain, but also West Hartford, Newington, and Berlin.Any tips on how to give a competitive offer in the current market?

I host a meetup in New Britain on the third Thursday of every month in case you are interested.Good Luck!

That’s a far cry from the 11.36% rate in 2010Side of history - Big crashes only happen every 60-90 years – equity charts in US, Britain and even Rome prove this outGet out of the fear mindset and start looking for opportunities NOWShortage of rentals, still a need for housing - not over built and empty houses like in 2008Rental demand being pushed by inflation – more wage hikes push rent prices making great returns possible STILL.

In my opinion (which is worth what you pay for it) China and many other countries are doing to us what we did to Great Britain.  

Hi Lisa, I live in New Britain and have investments in New Britain and Bristol.

In New Britain, we are currently getting 1050 3 bedroom cold flat, but each time we've had to fight hard with the housing authority to get it.  

I have made it a goal to start evaluating what I believe a fair investment value to be and to start making offers.I have made one offer in the past 2 weeks with another to follow early next week so I figured I would share some specifics about the deals and see what everyone's thoughts were:Deal 1: New Britain single-family near Farmington borderWhile single-families were never high on my radar, I realized that the BRRRR strategy could be tested on my first transaction with less capital through this avenue.

Can anyone make some roofer recommendations in New Britain / Hartford area for a flat roof?