Ben, I have done a lot of evaluations of multi-family properties in more rural areas in Central Maine including towns like Farmington/Orono and In my mind, those are the places to invest. still have low vacancy rates/ low price per unit, trading at good cap rates ect. ya lower rents than Portland, South Portland but the frenzy down here is not worth it as an investment right now.

Need to learn the evaluation process, bought the subscription for the calculators. 

I'm currently evaluating investment options and looking at potential high growth areas within proximity to NYC for multi-family rental units which I can add value to after purchase and execute on a BRRRR strategy.

I'm currently evaluating investment options and looking at potential high growth areas within proximity to NYC for multi-family rental units which I can add value to after purchase and execute on a BRRRR strategy.

@Braeden Henry how else are you going to evaluate the property with out going there unless you have a team in place to do it for you.  ? 

I'd recommend reading up a bit more on both, since they are 2/3rds of the due diligence when evaluating a deal!

You should ONLY evaluate what the land is worth in the condition it's in & area & money needed to make current.

A plumber (better if they also do hvac) to evaluate the whole system, electrician, hvac.

I had actually been on their email list for 5 years but I enjoy seeing what's out there which also helped me to understand prices in that area.  6 months before we were still looking at land but ultimately we re-evaluated our goals/wants and decided to find a house with land and this showed up in my inbox from that realtor. 

If you need any help evaluating deals or finding buyers please let me know.