We do our best to keep the community a place for real people to exchange real ideas about real estate but it takes all of us to keep it functioning properly by doing our best, putting our best foot forward, and aiming to give more than we take.I've been here for years, as have many of my friends.

We do include their tax rate on their return with supplement information but it only becomes a true topic of discussion during our quarterly calls with certain clients.

I am definitely focused on 1 month or more rentals, I love the mid rental approach, aiming at people waiting to buy home, people in the city for work, so in that regard it definitely makes the HOA laws more flexible.

In the short term, I aim to replace my monthly income from my current entry-level job, I dont make a ton of money so this shouldn't be too difficult.

Ultimately, it comes down to your strategy and how much you aim to scale. 

Or should we aim for somewhere in between.

We aim to create a harmonious living environment by adhering to all relevant laws and fostering a community based on respect, transparency, and continuous improvement.

Though I’m based just outside Boston at the moment (Medford), I’m aiming to invest in smaller suburban and rural communities in the surrounding region.

Planning for a full renovation from the start is a smart move because it gives you a more realistic view of your budget and timeline, and it allows you to aim for the highest ARV without cutting corners.As you move forward with this flip, make sure to track all your renovation costs closely, since it will help you with more accurate estimates on future deals.

I’m aiming for a single family, 3-4 Bedroom, 1.5-2 bath home in a nice neighborhood with a two car garage for my buy box.