I've been using this for years to some extent, but this version is and will be multitudes better at helping me achieve my goals.

I had analysis paralysis yes it’s a real thing, even if it’s just an umbrella term for a multitude of factors.

The multitude of foundation issues in the area on older homes scare me so I think your right to be conservative....

For Umass Boston area JFK is a great line that's super close to Boston, highways, beaches, and can attract a multitude of different renters to your place.

First and foremost you are going to need a JV/Consultant "partner" in it, for a multitude of reasons.

That right there is a major driver to labor cost's, the multitude of tax's placed on skilled trade labors. 

People use single data points of sea level change as a marker, while ignoring the multitude of geological and other human impacts (erosion, wetland destruction, coastal development etc) that have an impact on land level.

I had a contractor that I had to fire last month for a multitude of reasons (using my materials on his other job, extremely substandard work that has to be redone by someone else now, not paying his subs,  lying about work being completed that was not actually done, etc).

There isn't a maximum number of homes you can purchase using your VA loan, it will all depend on a multitude of factors including, but not limited to:- your remaining entitlement (1st and 2nd tier) Here's a good post explaining the calculations in detail: https://www.veteransunited.com/valoans/second-tier...- where the homes are located- your intent to occupy the new home as your primary residence- other circumstances like a PCS, upgrade in the same area, etcVeterans United Home Loans specializes in VA loans is an amazing company (of which I work for, educating real estate agents about VA loans).

The STR arena is highly complex and  significantly down in multitudes of markets across the nation.