I think the agent went all over town trying to find a stupid lender but couldn't find one. 

Hey Dwight...your last name triggered a key alert in my settings and brought me to this thread as it's the name of a town in my investing area...lol  Might as well say hello and welcome while I'm here

For the Average buyer this would have been disaster.. we simply built a new construction on it and did OK.. but this full blown rehab can be a real challenge for many .. its one thing to replace kitchen baths paint carpet roof.but when it comes to structural or these really old houses you get from Charleston north into New England.. etc its far more complicated and risky.

Ideally in these towns : Bristol, Plainville, New Britain, Meriden, Middletown, Wallingford, Hartford, Southington, Glastonbury, Berlin, Newington, Wethersfield, Waterbury, New Haven, Hamden.Greatly appreciated any input!

So I picked up a 4-plex a couple of years ago, and thanks to a highway getting approved for development in that town the value has jumped roughly 50% in what was an otherwise stagnant market.The property is cash flowing a bit, but nothing special considering some unexpected repairs last year.So my question is: would you think about holding on to it and see where the market settles?

Also, would be great to get your thoughts on this town at this point. 

Thanks @John White I was in town working with my Cabins and visiting other Investors  today and am just now seeing this sorry @Mathew Silva.

A friend is about to go there for law school and we want to take advantage of him being there to find and stand it up.I'm looking for a property manager in town, does anyone have any recommendations?

I share my driveway with two other homeowners, I also have a town sewer line running through two parts of my property. 

More than one substantial employer in town?