Join REIN - reintn.orgTry multiple ways - talk to agents, wholesalers, look on craigslist, drive for dollars, ...I'd look in Springfield if I were you.

Including Springfield, Ludlow, Chicopee, South Hadley, East Hampton, North Hampton, etc.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in West Springfield.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in West Springfield.

I know Ironbound is great and University Heights...but I really like the Springfield Belmont area as well.

I've been all over the state and at the end of the day with the market shifting the way it is I would put my capital in a high cashflow low appreciation area like Fall River, New Bedford or even Springfield if you have the appetite for a great deal.I've been cashflowing in Fall River for the past 5 years and even though we have appreciated some in this market I am not concerned with the currently market shift because the buildings on MLS still cashflow and return cap rates at a steady 10%.In the end it's all about where you are willing to live and what you do for a living that will ultimately decide your market, but if your interested in the southcoast we can jump on a call and I can answer any question you may have.Cheers to your success!

Oh and, our shop in in Springfield, MO, but I grew up in STL and know the area very well.  

The Springfield market typically does not yield large profits.

Out here in our area MHP seem to have come full circle.. the last one I turned around was in Springfield Oregon.. and when dealing with planning on it.. they now consider these parks as there affordable housing.. 

Hey folks,Not yet familiar with the Springfield area, but wanted to see if anyone had thoughts/suggestions on the analysis of the following BRRR deal: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/...This is a side by side duplex, one side currently rented, one requires repairs and rehab.