However, the further outside of Boston you look there are more favorable numbers.I bought mine a little over 2 years ago in Quincy and live very cheap in a nice two family home while occupying the larger of the two units.

My husband and I are at the best financial place we’ve ever been and we are wanting to put our extra $ into real estate investing.

@Cedrick Layton You ever move forward with any properties near the quarry?

@Paul Sandhu ever feel reading the forum is like groundhogs day?

Also strongly suggest making a stop in the Telluride area if you've never been.In terms of property, you'll find an endless supply of small farm towns in that whole corner of the state you could use as a base - for the actual investing, there's not that many larger markets - Grand Junction, Durango, the I-70 corridor.

Ever since then I got low enough with junk fees rolled in and everything to get for 100% financing.

Difference now, he is in a yacht and im in my bosses dingy being pulled by the bosses yacht and going where ever the boss points BUT I know it now. 

I've found that larger (80-units or more) apartment deals that come from wholesalers are usually a waste of time - mainly because the financials (like T12s, Rent Rolls, etc) are incomplete. 

While that is theoretically possible, I am not aware of it ever being achieved. 

The vinyl is attractive, more durable than carpet, and protects the hardwoods in case you ever wanted to refinish later on down the road.