If it's a 9-5 gig, check www.mbta.com and use their trip planner to see if public transportation will work for you.Living in Boston itself can be crazy expensive. 

That is literally just gambling......I'd be very hesitant to want to have my money tied up in something that is so unregulated and that has so little control. 

It's starting to seep in that that isn't always the case.I just finished college with my bachelors in logistics, transportation, and supply chain management. 

It doesn't appear to be right on or very near the university transportation system.

Hauling off debris may require permits, to obtain those permits the transport may need licensed haulers.

These locations provide vast transportation nearby as well as easy access to multiple northwest suburbs. 

Hello Dante,As we research a potential area we normally assess employment opportunities, public transportation, and shopping convenience. 

@Luke WongAppreciating rent over the years, good comps, bedroom and bathroom counts in each unit (you could possibly have a room mate in the unit you reside in for additional cashflow) proximity to public transportation (this might be less attractive due to Covid-19 though) cosmetic problems are good because that can lower sell prices while still being easy fixes and hardwood floors to reduce cleaning expenditures.Sorry this list isn't exhaustive, there's definitely more factors to look at.

How many of the places are unregulated and over saturated?

In her off time we toured the country on public transportation.