Analysis: So I did the math (high level) using 2 different scenarios.

If we get another 2 years at 10% growth (before we see a dip or leveling in the market, the average home price will be 570k....3 years would be around 625k. 

At times even lower level  -aka  town may have its own rules.

The difference in cash flow between managing myself or hiring a property manager is $478 when managed, and upper $800s when managed on my own.

There are many levels of motivation - you want to find some that work for your area.You can work with a list broker to get some suggestions. 

The mistakes are much smaller and more manageable at the smaller levels.

He also recommends bringing in specialists if he sees something that may be a concern but is outside his area of expertise.I do not know your level of experience but often when you read a home inspection report they make the property sound like the place is a piece of s**t but most of the items a decent handyman can take care of in a couple of days for a few hundred dollars. 

At the most fundamental level, the investor’s return is 5.75%, (consisting of $4,734 cash flow divided by the $82,322 total equity investment).

The same rental application, the same criteria for selection, the same rents, the same amenities included.At the federal level there are 7 protected classes:Race, Color, Religion, Sex, Handicap status, National Origin, Familial StatusMassachusetts has 15 protected classes.

I have 7 other rental property investments and I want to take my business to the next level.