One of the more challenging thing in Multifamily is probably financing. in swaying that, once you figure that out it is easier. so to summarize, anything could look like a "big problem" if you don't know how to deal with it.

Having these facilities within a short walking, driving, or biking distance will dramatically improve quality of life and easier integration into the community.

It is up to the victim to call it in if the abuser appears since the landlord may not know.

Both of us on loan, we get owner occupied interest rates and flexible down payment amount (although I feel I would want to put down 20% to remove PMI)Once Dad sells his home (easier to do than finding a duplex) he will give me about $55-65k of the profits, be the owner occupier in a duplex, go halfsies on repair/cap ex, but only wants to pay about $500 per month (he'll adjust for inflation!) 

I'd love to get started by house hacking in a multi family but that seems easier said than done in the Boston market?

Most people (me included) feel that purchasing your first couple properties under your own name is easier and cheaper than in an LLC.

You'll know if the tenants are in trouble, and it's easier on turnover to keep services on for repairs, etc. 

According to this article today by local reporters, the 130.11 acre site in Centenial Campus appears to be a good fit.

Easier to get in, bigger cash flow numbers, lower taxes, but there is less expectation for appreciation and Newark is more of a B-C area than PA which is an A area in my opinion.

It might be easier to explain by just giving an example.