Hey everyone, I'm new to the forum and wanted to take a moment to introduce myself.I run a small analytics consulting business in Boston, and develop data science courses for several online education platforms.I'm interested in real estate investing as a means of diversifying my portfolio and providing additional streams of passive income.

It's a 5 BR, 3 bath located near public transportation with easy access to center city Philadelphia, it's also within walking distance to a college and medical school.

I'm also open to connecting with Boston area investors.Thank you!

Hi Cincinnati BPers - I'm based in the Boston area, but will be in Cincinnati the week of October 17-22 visiting family.

I look for the basics(tools, transportation, professionalism, working weekends, being on call, previous income etc)3.

I'm looking into buying a garden level condo in Boston (downtown/beacon hill area).

Until it is recorded the city is still going to show the old owner as of record.Part of the foreclosure process does require advertisement in the local paper a certain number of time before the actual sale.If the notice gave a court docket number you can look at the case at the land court in Boston and see who the attorney is and try to contact them about purchasing or purchasing when the actual sale is (without looking at the actual ad, this may be the first step before the foreclosure is scheduled in which case there will be additional notices)Not sure if there is a law library in New Bedford at the court but if so they might be able to provide some additional information regarding how a foreclosure works in MA.

Looking to increase my knowledge in real estate to for both personal and financial gain. Interested in investing and eventually using those profits to buy my own home for my family.

Since then, I've purchased a condo in South Boston, a 3 family in Dorchester, MA, and my most exciting purchase to date, a single family home on a large lot that I plan to develop into two town homes.

Hello all,  I have recently stumbled across a commercial project in Boston that was a "Net Zero Neighborhood".