I'm originally from New England, but now live in the Bay Area.  

Better to know this up front, so you don't buy a problem house.I have a funny (to us) story: we bought our first house in England, while stationed over there with the Air Force. 

Please feel free to direct me to the correct sub-forum if this is not the correct one.I have been steadily investing buy and holds in southern New England (MA, RI, CT) with some decent success.

I don't hold grudges...as a general guideline anyways...And in another direction, but sort of relevant to the thread in a way, I was watching my daily dose of Wheel Of Fortune yesterday, the person won a trip to England, and on the promo they said "...and enjoy all the cultural culinary delights of southern England"...wait what?

I feel bad for both tenants because I’m pretty sure the noise is bad but how do you keep three young boys sitting quietly and it’s winter in New England so where else are they supposed to play?

Purchase price: $180,000 Cash invested: $33,000 Sale price: $275,000 Come see this fantastic classic New England Colonial Style home.

In real estate we focus on year over year (YOY) changes due to the seasonal nature of buying/selling in New England.

@Scott England is a good resource probably.Our local rules are here - https://sheriff.oklahomacounty.org/202/Sheriff-Sal...You don't necessarily need cash but you do have to have money within 3-4 weeks.

, I picked up a book she had gotten as a present, called What Jane Austen Ate and Charles Dickens Knew: From Fox Hunting to Whist-the Facts of Daily Life in Nineteenth-Century England, by Daniel Pool.

So I was hoping to see if there is anyone who has had any luck/experience with lenders in Southern New England (CT/MA/RI)?