Close to expressways and public transportation (L stations).

I am both a correspondent lender (commercial and residential table funding) and broker and I work in Boston, but lend on a national basis...Regards,Scott Miller Originally posted by "YoungREI":Scott-Are you a mortgage broker?

Hey @Evan Sasso- welcome to BP from a fellow Mass investor (I grew up in Boxford and live in Boston now). 

Lots of other options north and south of Boston as well.

So, I spent yesterday morning down at City Hall and did the full tour, including Office of Buildings, Residential Permitting, Express Permits, Zoning, UDC, Transportation Office (for a dumpster permit I knew I didn't need that Residential Permitting insisted I did) , and the inspector's office.  

We're seeking a 2-family house with parking for at least one vehicle and close to public transportation.

They have a huge service department in Boston and they track each and every repair on all appliance types and brands and keep it updated so you can get a real feel for the best choices.For those folks who have small STRs with limited space, the LG Washtower could be a good solution for installations where you can't vent the dryer and have a small area.It wouldn't be for a larger place like ours but for a 1 or 2 bedroom place, it could be a good solution if you don't currently have a washer/dryer.https://blog.yaleappliance.com/lg-compact-washtower-review?

I could really use some guidance on how to approach this.To provide some context, the building is in a premium location, with easy access to lakes, restaurants, bars, grocery stores, and public transportation.

I just purchased a triplex in Chelsea (East Boston area).

Owner Expenses: $125Financing: TBDStable market, highly visible location, off-street parking, close to amenities and transportation.