Goals: Looking for a buy and hold multifamily property.

New user, first time post.Trying to gather info for an HOA Board about possibly having the HOA buy 'bulk' cable TV, Internet (Wi-Fi) with VOIP for use by each owner in a 55 year old and over HOA with 62 dwelling, plus a clubhouse with at least two additional TV usage locations (main clubhouse room, plus exercise room).Cox/Xfinity is the current supplier for the entire property which only has coax cables installed on the property below ground.

This will also help in doing better informed buy's.

A fairly reliable wholesaler who buys across the country, and spends $100,000 a month on advertising, also trains people to be wholesalers.

I currently own a townhouse in Natick with a low mortgage rate and am considering buying another home to move into for 2-3 years, then probably renting it out.

My clients from NYC buy only MF properties.

And it doesn't matter if it is owned in your personal name or LLC.You may find some benefits to having a real estate license when buying/selling, but you'll also introduce some new problems.

For the kind of money you’re talking to buy multi-family, you need a great inspector and great inspections.

Property is cash flowing well under my HELOC, and I don't really need my money back from my HELOC until next year when i will buy another property.

I would be wary of buying a home in a residential neighborhood in ABQ with the goal of having a STR: Only CA rivals NM in terms of economic governmental tampering.