Maybe someone can refer me to a reputable contractor or someone knows whether this is a trap cause it’s not doable but here is my thought process:2 family house with a finished basement, accessible from the outside (don’t know why this isn’t considered a separate apartment) and from the looks of it each apartment is accessible through stairs which is a common area, which leads to the attic.

Moving it into a 30 year allowed me to keep my monthly payment the same and still have access to the money.

We lived in S Huntsville for about 10 years and really enjoyed all the shops and access to everything was close.

Downside is home possible has income restrictions where you can only use it in certain neighborhoods such as Western half of Logan Square not east half, etc.If outside the income non-restricted areas then FHA can also be a good option for house hacking which is 3.5% down.PM me I can send you a few good investment friendly lenders contacts.

This are has a lot of residential growth based on its proximity to the city and quick access to the university and mountains. 

If you have access to such opportunities in your network, then you have the potential to grow your savings more successfully than in a conventional portfolio. 

That means if you can pay some or all of it back, pay interest only on the amount that is still withdrawn, and still have access to the entire line of credit until the withdrawal period expires, usually 10 years. 

MBTA access for tenants is pivotal especially given that most of the rentals in those towns do not have parking.

Anybody can give me a few pointers on what should be done in this field if you don't have access to the MLS.

I know that it’s on the third floor of the hotel without street access, but $13 seems far too low.