Hi everyone,  I have been doing some research on the Ordinances for short term rentals in Boston, as I am looking to get into the market. 

The real estate market is robust and the city has some of the highest inbound growth in the USA. 46% of the residential housing units in the metropolitan area are considered renter-occupied.BOSTONHome to nearly 695,000 residents, Boston isn’t only the capital of Massachusetts, it’s the largest city in the state.

In Boston we are relatively well known (I find many people know me because either my transactions pop up on Traded or they have heard of us because friends used us or lawyers have dealt with us, it's a tight market), most business is referral based.I would add a couple of questions to your vetting:1) What is the source of funds of your lender's capital?

Could be hospice, disabled, veteran, elderly or anyone who would accept a small room with an elderly owner who's available for meal prep, conversation, limited transportation, etc. 

I currently enjoy my day to day role as I work in a entry level sales role in Boston for a great company.

(96.5% leverage) - is using an FHA loan a realistic option in such a competitive / expensive market such as Boston? 

Last month, she held a meeting with Caltrans, California Transportation Commission members and residents of Mountain Cove, an Azusa mountain community.The latest Caltrans notice includes wording that says restoring and opening the closed segment “is also needed to bring this roadway into compliance with the California Streets and Highway Code.”

Too much international money prop-ing up prices up - despite lower and lower middle class "locals" not being to afford a home on their own.San Francisco, Hawaii, Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston are examples of primary markets which are NOT ideal for cashflow investing.

Done some research on the area and its seems likes its up and coming with easy transportation access to New York City.

It’s hard todor something to appraise at a 5 CAP when interest rates are over 6% even though 5 CAPs were very common in are marketplace (greater Boston) this time last year.