I'm from Braintree originally, nice to see another South Shore guy doing the real estate thing.

We bought a building with remnants of knob-n-tube wiring in the attic - none of it was live - and the insurance company would only give us a 6-mth temporary coverage {at a premium} until it was removed.Given you do not yet own the building, I would use this in my negotiations.

Most likely what you will find will be in places like Cedar Hills, Hyde Park, Lake Shore, Wesconnett etc at your price point.

Hi, new member, first post.My wife and I are renting our current house in the North Shore of Boston in a town called Lynnfield. 

The areas you can get a duplex for 200k may not be the best, but if you plan to turn the property into a dedicated investment then it's only a temporary arrangement.I work with a small, boutique brokerage called Sand Dollar Real Estate Group on Sullivans Island.

With virtual assistants and temporary office spaces provided, small businesses simply don’t need a physical office anymore. 80% of business can be done though a cell phone on a golf course and the rest at the dinner table with your client.

National tenants can usually handle a temporary dip but mom and pop tenants can't.Is access good to the site?

of course there are several more real estate groups in the north shore area.

This will put you in the market in central NJ ( I am located at the shore area) **** THESE are ball park #s for Level 1 evaluation - NOTHING ELSE .... 

I am sure when I am filling it with new tenants it would be weekly drives, but that would (hopefully) only be temporary.