The rest of my properties are in the Midwest but I do have partners in cities (outside of Cincy) where I have my properties.Having said that, I understand Boston is quite expensive.Option #1: is to invest in areas, say 1 hour away from Boston and hopefully not as expensive as Boston. 1 hour is close enough that you can still monitor your investment but not too far that you waste so much time on travel.And yes, with the technology nowadays you can monitor your properties from a distance.

On the investment side, it's tough to find anything that meets buying criteria nowadays anyway so if a bunch of people start bidding on something, I'm usually out pretty quick and not getting frisky with an escalation clause.

There's a strong demographic of folks who are into publications like Dwell, Archdaily, Treehugger, etc. that are very interested in modular/prefab construction and in some cases that fact alone can lead to quite a bit of buzz especially around new development. 

It seems fewer and fewer people are actually successful in doing so nowadays.

Built my first 4plex.  Currently shopping for the permanent financing.  I mentioned to the loan officer that I believe the building will be worth $700,000 and I want a loan for $500,000.  He asked what I owe on the co...

Finishes will be mid-tier, basically what you see in most of the flips nowadays, quartz countertops, mid tier appliances, vinyl floor. 4 months of estimated rehab time. 

Give me a buzz and I can connect you with at least one wholesaler up here in the north.  

Self-management is a great option and you can do it long-distance because we have the tech tools nowadays.

Nowadays BP does a bunch of seo stuff.

Nowadays we call it going to see the wizard.