Property values can rise due to certain homes/locations being more attractive to buyers for VR purposes.  

I guess the main thing I want to do right now to start my investment career is to learn about all the ways people are getting good deals either using auction.com, wholesaling or even spotting a good deal on MLS.  

We mainly have Hom3dep0t, L0w3s, a few small supply shops (more expensive than the big stores). 

Do you mainly use direct mail/cold calling?

I am originally from Maine, so I'm quite familiar with new england in general.I have a few questions for anyone out there who has invested in Boston and/or sells real estate in the area.

Go to sheriff sales and hand out your business card if you have one, create an online sign-up form and market it all over social media to get potential buyers to sign up...etc etc etc.......so many things you could be doing to attract buyers.

Also, is the main line close to your lot?

My main concern there is around property management, but that's a topic for another day.In the meantime, we've been renting our spare bedroom on AirBnB and have netted anywhere from $200-600 per month.

The area is attractive to young professionals, and I always knew that I'd be renting out the property when the time came to move on.

In the multifamily capital markets, Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae offer a wide variety of attractive loan options, including a 60-90-120 day lock feature with the quoted spreads being higher for the longer timeframes.