I look forward to networking with other members in the New England area!

@Jeremy England I would not hold any property especially if you have multiple qualified applicants.

And use conservative underwriting, those old New England properties can be expensive to maintain. 

I'm self employed as well and went through Bank of England for 2 properties I just bought in Mississippi.

Now she’s marketing Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia, England and New Zealand properties in Burma and there are some Burmese and Singaporean people investing in those market.

I am feeling more hopeful. we actually have 3 children so our exemptions are even more thankfully. it was on honest mistake, we didn't realize having my name on my mum's house, and then selling all needed to be on the tax return. we came here from england where it's a totally different system!

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I'm also unfamiliar to the New England market in general.

@Ethan Smith In general, it's an expensive market, but we've been able to find some good deals in New England and surrounding areas (New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York).