Its a gambling contract.

But as the rents in my chosen area increased the tenants that my units attract are improving to b/b+ and I did find lower management calls with current tenants.Have been searching for multi family for a while in my market SF Bay Area but all have been super competitive/expensive.

To me it seems like a gamble.

Church Hill is one of the top up and coming neighborhoods but the deals are in the rough sections, which may get gentrified but it's a long wait and sort of a gamble in my opinion.I'm looking for a SFR now to live in and rehab, preferably in any decent area.

The fact that Josh has chosen not to pimp his BP list speaks volumes for Josh and his vision for BP and all of its members.

I'm from Beaumont, TX and I'm a newbie to this new jouney I've chosen in realestate investing.

Best of luck:Hiring a property manager is an important decision, and can be an asset for a property investor, but can also be a detriment if not chosen carefully and without some due diligence.

It is gambling in some sense but I really don't see Southie going down anytime and only becoming more desirable as G.E, Reebok, Amazon move to the Seaport and as Andrew Square and South Bay get developed." 

Contact your title company you've chosen, ask them for a brief walk through of the process.

I am very new to real estate investing and I have chosen the niche of flipping houses to start out my career with.