The 2019 1st Quarter numbers are out for Boston, Chelsea, Revere and Winthrop (Suffolk County).The average price is up by 7.8% vs Q1 2018 and there are slightly more homes on the market (+0.6%).With only 1.4 months of...

So we are no way experience at all.Here is the info:- 3 UNITS - 2BD/1BA - 1 UNIT - 1BD/1BA- GYM ON PROPERTY UNDER UNIT 1- SECURITY SYSTEM IN EACH UNIT WITH 3 OUTDOOR CAMERAS- POOL WITH LARGE PARTY DECK- STONE FIRE PIT- SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOPS- ENGINEERED WOOD FLOORS- STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCE PACKAGE-Potential Rent Calculated to be: $1,800, $2,700, and $2,800.As a noobie investor looking to get experience, I thought I would help my father move down and help run the property, find tenants, market, manage, etc. until I can systemize it and move back to Boston, MA (where we are currently located).

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I’d be curious to hear from actual appraisers on this, however as a solar professional in my experience appraisers will not immediately ad value for solar, despite the appraisal institute determining through a comprehensive study that solar ads $20,000 value for every $1,000 in annual energy savings.

Specifically regarding Massachusetts tenant-Landlord law.

I like the class functions they you could segregate costs by unit, building, and even geographic locations, such as NY vs MA, through the use of classes, subclasses, down 10 levels.At the same time, I also did accounting on the side for a government funded non profit that that I use classes to segregate funding sources.

For investor loans with private institutions, they primarily lend to LLCs, so they would keep headache low.

I currently live in Boston, MA which is a super expensive market so i was thinking of out of state investing.

I’m from Massachusetts and have been looking to get into real estate for years, now seems like a great time since my knee isn’t gonna allow me to do the physical labor job I have had for the last 8 years.

What are your thoughts given the numbers and what route may be the best to go, as well as how that compares to other larger institutions and their loan options.In order they are:1)  3% down, prepaid mortgage insurance, single family.2)  3.5% down, FHA, 1-4 unit.3)  0% down , Utah housing NO PMI loan, single family.4)  5% down, prepaid mortgage insurance, 2 unit.I don't think I can come up the the 5% down but if it seems like the best viable option I may be able to squeeze it.