@Selena Williams I’m sorry to say, but you might have to take your talents to Jersey; that’s what my partner and I ended up doing m.

There are better ways to use your cash than buying properties outright and there are some incredibly talented people on here that will give you guidance without asking for your money!

I took my talents to Wells Fargo Financial.

Just lookin at that, depending on what type of finishes and skilled talent you choose, I'd be surprised if you could do it for less than $100KThe description says, 4x2, so it must be a 2x1 each side.

You will need to work and partner with a varity of talented and passionate professionals out there, but many are inexperienced as we all are when we start, so be aware.Once you have a solid understanding of the basics and find the niche or strategy that aligns with your type of genius, you will know what to do and who to contact.You will need patience, focus, persistance, dilligence and passion.

Meaning, I think people will eventually return to what they were doing to a degree, even if it's a few years after a vaccine, people get more comfortable going back out, etc.I just think there is too much opportunity, research labs, talent, night life, all sorts of things in Boston (and other cities) that will never cease to attract people.But again, to your point, I think this current situation will affect things greatly.

It's harder to find a good team of property managers, contractors, and real estate agents to service your properties and your growth since most of the talent goes to the larger cities nearby.

You are smart enough, and talented enough to figure it out, but it starts with a mindset.  

My husband found an architect that was very talented, but just getting started to draw new plans.

I wouldn't stress about them, just find a talented handyman/woman that you trust to help you get those things done.