hi bruce here in beverly. what do you want to know. i have bought a few flood houses in upstate new york. ive kept them as rentals . i would only buy a flood house if it has what i call a light flood history .no water in the house and flood history 50 years apart. and ofcourse it hasto be a good discount as youll never sell it without a discount and if it floods youll probably loose your tenant.  

Glad you asked, Beverly!

A property in Beverly Hills or on the water in San Diego WILL NOT cash flow from Day 1/initially.

Hi Beverly,There are a few good direct mail service providers for real estate investors.

I am currently focusing on the Worcester area for investing, but live in Beverly.

On the south side of Chicago you can get a 4 flat for $500g in a pretty good neighborhood like Beverly.  

Quote from @Beverly Buella: Hi there,Just wanted to hop on here to share my experience with Open Spaces.I had wholesaling and flipping experience prior to joining Open Spaces- but I never held on to a property to BRRRR prior to joining the group.

@Beverly Gutman Most properties that allow you to hit the 2% rule are in really rough areas that might not be the best to start out in.

I live and work as an agent up the road in Beverly.  

Hey Tre, I'm a 2x house hacker in Beverly, MA.