Nothing but acres of diamonds, of course.

And if you're getting that amount of buyers leads in on a consistent basis, then there will definitely be some "diamonds in the rough."

A little farther away is my personal favorite the Black Diamond meeting in Waltham (Alternates every other month with their Worcester location but May is Waltham).

Their paid Diamonds and Platinum level personal coaching sessions changed my life.

Things I don't believe they are investing in are ultra expensive cars and diamond rings.If you have more stats to outline this, I'd be happy to discuss in more detail, but what you throw out are generalities. 

This was definitely a diamond in the rough, as at this point the buyer has collected 3 years of payments without any vacancies and is just a few months short of totally recovering her initial investment.

Meetings near you include Waltham and Worcester Black Diamond, Rockland, Taunton.Two Great reads, I bought both J.

I know you have been to the Boston AREIA and we talked about the Black Diamond meeting right in Waltham.  

I would like to buy a diamond in the rough in a great neighborhood.

The challenge for the small investor is to get access to notes "higher up the stream" or to find the diamond in the rough that everybody else passed over.