Hello-Looking to open a Coworking space in Boston Metro area.

My main transportation is a 22 yo minivan and I haven't seen the inside of a mall in 8 years.

Hey Ian, probably delayed in this response but there's a meet up here that would be able to answer some of your questions: The City of Boston's Housing Innovation Lab and Department of Neighborhood Development are collaborating with the Boston Society for Architecture to host an ADU Design and Networking event.

I am moving to Boston next week and am currently finishing the last module of my Massachusetts Pre-Licensing course via The CE Shop. 

Does anyone know of any active groups/meetups that chat about real estate in the Boston area?

Tough to make the numbers work here in Boston.  

Top employers include:a.Tinker Air Force Baseb.State of Oklahomac.University of Oklahomad.FAA Aeronautical Centere.OU Medical Centerf.Hobby Lobbyg.Sonic Corporationh.Hertz Corporationi.Dellj.The Boeing Company 2.Here is a breakdown of the top employer sectors in Oklahoma City:a.Government 19.2%b.Trade Transportation 19.2%c.Manufacturing 13.2%d.Health and Education 11.8%e.Professional and Business Services 11.8%f.Leisure and Hospitality 10.0% 1.The Oklahoma City metro is experiencing explosive growth!

Any meetups north of Boston or zoom meeting?

The installation has to meet inspection standards.In order to have an apartment in a house in Boston, it either has to be a legal 2 family by certificate of occupancy, or has to have a permit for the accessory apartment.To get a permit for a basement apartment in Boston, it has to pass fire codes, have a minimum ceiling height 6' 8", and have two means of egress, which could be a separate outside entry door to the basement or windows large enough to accommodate a person.

I suppose if public transportation is available then it could make more sense.