Wiedenmayer, I'm interested in anything "tiny house"  and am currently looking for investments in Mass and NY, (or CT or VT, or MT for that matter!) 

I’m looking at New England (central Mass, Boston area, north shore, cape, or Conway NH area).

I am sure the letters get a more hostile response because it appears as if it is coming from an individual, unlike the people who respond to the postcards know it is mass mailed and don't care.

Welcome Sante Randall I'm in muscle shoals Alabama.

Hello forum, I was just wondering new and great (not necessarily free) ways to mass market promotions my Brokerage deals with.

I honestly have been thinking of a new approach that I'd love to get feedback on without projecting it to the masses!)

I do own a condo in Waltham, Mass (just outside of Boston) which is currently managed by an excellent property manager.

hello,I am looking for a real estate agent around Boston, specifically Malden mass that deals with investments properties. 

I would be Leary of 4 plex - you have more expenses typically than just investing in single family - you have to take care of the yard, pool, common area because your tenants will not - it's not enough units to have a manger so you will be the manager - on resale, your limited to pretty much investors only as buyers - single family you have more buyer choices on disposition - if you want to do Multifamily I would start with 59 or more units and take on a passive partner - that way you have critical mass which will justify a manager for you - just recommendation - good luck

I've been reading lately that many people are actually leaving the area en masse due to the cost of living, which means it could become a cheaper city to invest in soon (hopefully).http://www.newsweek.com/why-are-californians-fleei...https://www.sfgate.com/expensive-san-francisco/art...I feel that a lot of those strong, tech-sector jobs are moving to cheaper areas (Austin, TX and Denver, CO. are cities that come to mind).