We've agreed to price and now procuring the loans for both  Feels really great to to move from wanting to get into real-estate to taking those first steps to make it a reality.  

3) Assuming enough capital to to put 20-25% down, would it be a better allocation of capital to do FHA or conventional loan (keeping in mind homes are at least around $600-800k, easily more).4) If you're looking at a rental property and can only drive by, what are some things to look for?

Great way to to phrase it! 

Kitchen and bathroom will be my first go to to add value and then exterior for more curb appeal.

I'm just curious how the Boston/Cambridge market will react to to Covid19.

*I am currently living in the middle of nowhere..literally and therefore will not be able to to purchase a property where i am living as they do not sell.

I was told while it’s great to sell a $300,000 house, I should focus more on the average run of the mill houses as they are easier to to move as more people are looking for homes of that nature rather than a house a doctor would live in.

My best advice to to check out all of those markets and see where your numbers work the best.

At the minimum, do the following, Using Subject To, to Get "Free" Properties https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1060320-using-subject-to-to-get-free-properties-a-quick-guidelineThen, if you want to do Subject To without the risks, contact me.

My question is who should I talk to to get a loan on investment?