Also are you sure that they are doing it from a plot of C1 land or are they combining multiple C1 lands to not only rezone but to assemble to a larger piece.

Flipping and wholesaling are not the easiest startegies for starting out - both are active jobs (as opposed to an investment) and require a combination of different skills that need to be developed and take a long time to master.

Rents in relation to purchase prices are significantly better as you go closer toward DC, especially in Arlington with a large stream of young consultants supporting government technology projects.My cousin has been doing better in upstate NY buying an older duplex property for $130k with combined monthly rent of $1500.

For example if =<50% residential is determined by tax lot instead of new building, I might combine the lots or adjust the lot lines.

I hoping the unlikely combination of if they do actually move out and that coincidng with another unit on the block being available that those two things don't happen at the same time.

His monthly PITI is $2890 combined condo fee of $750 combined taxes of $375 and I would have my property manager run it at a cost to me of $495.

Yes, a combination of higher profit margins and also potential for buy/holds out there.

His monthly PITI is $2890 combined condo fee of $750 combined taxes of $375 and I would have my property manager run it at a cost to me of $495.

I hope this doesn’t come across wrong, I’d just love to combine two things in extremely passionate about that I could possibly turn into another revenue stream for killing student debt & investing back into real estate :)Ignore this, or shoot!

However, he bought in the 90s, in a nice part of Jamaica Plain, so the high rent, no crime, no mortgage payment combination will surely be impossible for me.I have been looking into 3plexes in Dorchester.