Just had heard about it so maybe you would be interested.In addition Justin above hosted his quarterly networking event last month at a project he had just finished in Reading, and told me that he will try to do that again for some of the future meetings.The NEREIA in Chelmsford had some members host a meeting at a finished project in Lowell Last summer/fall.The Boston AREIA has had no less than 3 different events in the past year or so where members let people come and look at projects and answered questions and stuff about them.A very successful local investor has a couple of times the last few years done a "Bus Tour" where he brought people out to various properties and went though his evaluation process with them.

I'm going to start going to the local REIA that meets at Celebrity Theater every month beginning in May.

@Summer Segeleon From what I understood, absentee owners maybe hard to find but they are great leads if you wish to buy a Fix and Flip.

You might be able to get a job over the summer as a paid assistant to a broker/agent, or work for a developer or contractor.

It has so much potential compared to Vallejo, Hayward, San Leandro, etc.I passed on a 4plex in summer 2012 for $285k because I wanted to stay in the South Bay.

One prior to fall semester starting, one prior to spring semester , and one for the summer months.

I have a few rentals over in Jackson that got hammered by the big hail last summer..

Since then I've been listening to the BiggerPockets podcasts nonstop while I commute for my job as a broker.I started my "investing career" when I was 14, when I worked for my dad cleaning and painting homes he purchased from HUD bids, and continued through the summers of my college education.

I don't have much experience in real estate except for a summer I spent as an assistant to a real estate agent in college.

If I tape a letter to a tenants door (for 30 day notice, or other important communication like "please do not store anything in basement during summer season") and photographing it on the door just far enough to be able to identify the house, does that hold legal ground?