But you'll serve yourself well by going behind the scenes to get some back story before aligning with anyone at this point.

These properties can often be purchased for a lower price, allowing you to realize a higher return on investment once the property is renovated and rented out.Network and ask for advice: Network with other real estate investors and professionals to gain insight into the market and the local rental property scene.

If you skip the inspection, you’ll still get the written report, but that usually includes every fault – large and small – and you don’t get the “behind the scenes” commentary you would get in person.Second, that in-person experience should help you strategize your home inspection requests, if any, with your agent and lawyer. 

You might not hit it off with the first one you find or even the first several ones. . .At the same time, when you do find your people, it will be like that scene from Step Brothers: "Did we just become best friends?!"  

I invested and then also worked for one for a few years and I would say I was very impressed with the behind the scenes but also let down.

There's no rate difference.What really happened behind the scene LOL I have another auxiliary data to show the dynamics between supply and demand in this specific market.

Worcester itself is going through a great gentrification and who doesn't love brick buildings with mixed use properties. lots of colleges and just waiting for a big art scene to take place..

Try and see if there is something that actually makes sense (Crime scene and the feds got the doors taped up) or what kind of information they can give, I would even try and ask why it has a value that is 75k over comps? 

To set the scene: I have a tenant in the bottom unit, renting for $800.

I am also quickly delving into the broader vacation rental market scene and am happy share that knowledge as well.