Somerville is a great area, diverse and attractive to renters.

Hi my name is Deion Moore,A new investor out of New England looking to build a diverse real estate investment portfolio.

Her office is really diverse and set up to handle all practices including real property.

Pooling investor money together has allowed us to purchase a diverse portfolio (group home, sf, multi fam, and apartments) 75+ units and counting.

To avoid being in the $95% who never complete even one deal, and to have a sufficient deal flow to make wholesaling more than a $12 per hour job, you would have to probably spend at a minimum $5000 monthly on advertising and promotion, including some combination of SEO, SEM, email marketing, blog posts, and social media marketing.

Offer to promote the episode across all channels before and after airing/posting.There are also booking agents specifically for real estate podcasts. 

Finally, and this is the old days as it doesn't really apply any more, but a decent number of acts that are signed by labels & tour did reasonably well because labels weren't in the business of spending money making albums and promoting artists they didn't believe would provide a return.

I guess BP considers posting meetups as self-promotion.

The media does not help either; they promote the tenant vs LL theme, and it would seem there are some really bad LLs out there; just like there are bad tenants.I live in a state that may never allow evictions again.

The areas you mentioned are VERY diverse and your overall goals will dictate moving towards one or the other.