The city has a world wide reputation and great weather so it will always have strong demand. 

Information is easy to come by with the world wide web, paying up front costs should raise a red flag. 

If someone comes to me, I'll send them your way.If you need help in your search or want to verify something don't hesitate to ask.For example: I have clients worldwide and things are just as easy as I e-mail them, talking on the phone.

I have no experience in the sector, but it seems very lucrative. 

My immediate goals are, by end of 2016: New entrepreneurial endeavors, also targeting the residential housing sector.

I am currently looking at investing in the mobile-home sector in Utah to start my real estate empire.

I currently work in the finance sector in San Francisco for a wealth management firm and a lot of our clients own real estate.

But I'm gonna push back on the  "taxachusetts" idea which is tired and not grounded in reality, especially when you think about the economic power of the state, the relatively decent infrastructure, high housing costs and  generally working public sector (I know, I know...but travel to some other places).

Welcome to the BP Raheem, I'm an investor in the commercial sector.

Hopefully it will help me to dispell the concerns of potential investors as I plan to continue to build my portfolio with worldwide properties.