Currently, the city is in the midst of a mini-boom driven by people who cannot afford to invest closer to Boston. 

@Jeremy A. I

It was primarily driven by citizens.

I've driven for dollars, and used prop stream to skip trace for contact information.

Never make a decision based on desperation or emotionally driven scenarios which is what your in.

There’s always turnkey operators... but my biggest piece of advice is to become insanely data driven.

With commercial the value is driven by your NOI so depending on local cap rate $290,000 in added value would be an increase in your net income of $70-80 per unit/month.- When your running your numbers there’s one critical covenant that will throw a wrench into your plans, watch your debt service coverage ratio (typically banks are going to look for 1.20 to 1.25).

The trust and bond are there and they know I'll jump over a mountain for them.Could agents be replaced in the future with AI, robots, and self-driving cars? 

I don't have any hard stats to back it up, but that "13.7% of all sales were cash" is driven in no small part by Bay Area folks that just did a cash out refinance on their primary residence.We've also seen more folks that live in a rent controlled unit in Oakland or San Francisco, need to stay local due to work & don't want to give up that rent control in any case, who are buying investment properties up in Sacramento.

A) I just have my agent do the ARV.