I have 33 units and my primary mode of transportation is my Honda civic coupe with a trailer hitch on it. anything bigger, I got a lot of contractors with trucks who can help me move. my lambo, I drive when I'm meeting real estate agents and bankers so they take care of me hahaha

I feel bad now about the Kobe and Shaq comment, it was just the first thing that came to mind, but i was born and raised outside of Boston and I will always bleed green!

Hi Kyle, Local boston/peabody broker here - happy to connect and help you learn more about MHA!

I’m from Boston and part of a small group of investors that would love to get into the SFR market in the Louisville/ Lexington areas.

I'm not sure how the market is in New Bedford, but it's pretty hot in the Greater Boston area.

Your expenses can include any office or transportation expense like postage, internet, cell phone etc.Don't forget to correctly determine the basis of your property and take appropriate depreciation as well. 

@Jayson Di PietroHey Jason,I work with Fannie and Freddie directly and would be happy to take a second look at the underwriting you do with any deals you might be interested in.I also live in Boston, and am getting close to closing on my first investment property (also through FHA)

.$250/month is probably a good number for transportation capex.

Some areas have landlord-friendly laws that make property management smoother.Local Amenities and Infrastructure:Access to amenities like public transportation, schools, shopping centers, and parks can be attractive to potential tenants.Market Research and Data:Utilize tools and resources like census data, real estate market reports, and investment property platforms to gather insights about different markets.Risk Tolerance:Assess your risk tolerance and investment horizon.

Can anyone suggest a good market for buy and hold outside Boston?