You can't show a phone call to a lawyer to aid in intelligent decision making. 

If any of you want to wear tin foil hats and drink Kool-Aid, that's fine with me, but please stop masquerading a cult as some mathematical magic. 

I’ve been trying to zero in on where I might get closest (if not actually hitting) that 1% rent price rule, and where the supply of SFRs isn’t such that it’ll take 120 days to lease. 

We'll try to pick somewhere that is closest for everyone!

I've rented this home for 3 yrs now and have done nothing but put band aids on it since my family and I moved in.id like to approach my landlord with the option of selling but I'm not sure what the best way to do that is.

Our closest one to Boston is in Waltham at the craft food hall and the Lowell meetup is our biggest.

I really want to seize this opportunity to simultaneously aid recovery in my community and launch myself into active real estate investing.

The closest perspective I have to that is my college courses in project management and my real estate education [Keep in mind my perspective is all from Arizona as well].Buying land and building on it takes a lot of work, my grandpa Ira Fulton started a company that builds housing communities and sells them off, and I am still trying to wrap my head around that business.

Down the newer streets of the neighborhood this begins to trickle to new homes stalling, 1 yr+ on market, closest to older homes where mortgagees, probably not traditional, are defaulting.

Prior owner had chosen to fight back the City via lawyers and for years had been putting just band aids using handyman off craigslist, instead of fixing these issues using licensed contractors.