This would be for a property in Chelmsford Massachusetts - (about 30 miles north of Boston).

I am a up and coming wholesaler based out of the Eastern part of North Carolina.

This would be for a property in Chelmsford Massachusetts (about 30 miles north of Boston)

Broadly, I’d say it ranges from 35-50% for properties in the western United States. 35% being a 2000 or newer, garden-style property with rent greater than $1,300/~$1.25sqft. 50% being older properties with small units and rents less than $1,000/~$1.25sqft.

I personally own a 2 fam up in Torrington, about 30mins north of Waterbury.

The tub was not in good shape nor the tub surround.

Purchase price and rental income typically decrease as you move west (Millsboro, Georgetown are somewhat central with Laurel and Seaford being the western side of the county). 

Someone in NYC will need substantially more money than someone from Omaha Nebraska, who will need more money than someone from North Dakota.

Can you recommend someone in Chicago north side?

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