If I were to be transported back in time 40 years, I'd buy up a ton of SJ RE.But going back 40 years I might also buy stock in a ton of different companies that have shot up since then. 

The town is too small to have public transport, but the property is 2 minutes from the highway.The land is zoned agricultural/open space but is in the city's 20-year plan to be low density residential.

I'm close to Boston so for some people its not the end of the world b/c of the public transportation.

Good luck with your purchase - and if you open a PM company in metro Boston, don't lose my number!

If I had to pick it would be areas close to me so I Like Carnegie and Dormont and anything in between those areas that are close to transportation.

Is the property close to public transport?

Neighborhood outreach is critical and keeping the neighbors happy will be one of the most important tasks you face as a developer in Boston. 

You also need several factors that will change it's value, like amenities, location, near a good business highway access,  a good school district, good first impression, a good public transportation stop, parking, frontage road access, etc.. 

Hello out there I'm looking for title companies in Boston MA that handle assignment contracts or any type of wholesaling investor transactions at that.

or file a quite claim which could be expensive and very time consuming so i researched and found tax title services and they came recommended from here. and the title guy i had here would not accept there validation and so i went with the partner company boston title but now RMS says they dont have any one who would accept insurance from these guys has any one else run into this?