And I travelled the country for 10 years w/o and then w/ kids so agreed - well stocked is really nice if it's large parties... for us working travelers I just wanted cleanliness - rather have clean and sparse than hairs/food/trash left behind and it's stocked to the hilt

We are in a path of progression for our area so I only see it getting better.

We love to complain, but even with all of these new bike paths, there has been no rush of bikes being used because fuel is too expensive.

@Robert Kornmeyer depends on your financial situation but definitely a multifamily is the way to goThey range from 600k-the moon Best value add areas are JP/Dorchester on the path of gentrification Great section 8 market as well and get high quality tenants Allston/Brighton/Brookline is more upscale and Multis start @1m but definitely a market not going anywhere anytime soonSouthie and east boston are great but youre late to the party on those

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They are world wide, have a ton of support locally and across the country.

Avoid any city on this list.Disaster Risk - Some parts of the country are more prone to natural disasters.

Ive literally put $0 on the table ever and I’ve wholesaled in multiple states across the country.

You'll get a solid foundation on the basics of syndication, and will get to meet and talk with a lot of high-level syndicators from around the country.

Full Disclosure I work with REI Nation which is a turnkey provider and we operate in 11 different markets all in the southern/mid/central part of the country.