sling, i just had a face to face meeting w/ a local bank here north of boston...we spoke at first about exit strategy out of hard money into a conventional loan...he then presents me with the possibility of a staight construction/rehab loan with his bank based on 75% or even possibly 80% LTV based on ARV...with an interest rate of around 7 or under 5/1 ARM & 30 yr...needless to say i walked out very excited...reasons he is optimistic about lending to me is 1) i have over 5 yrs experience buying/selling and renting multi family property and 2) this is not my primary business, only a secondary form of income 3) MOST IMPORTANTLY they will keep this loan "in house" as i already have over 4 mortgagesso keep calling, yesterday i think i called 6 smaller to mid sized local banks in and around Boston

And explain to me why it has, by some AMAZING coincidence, simultaneously come true all over the country in places like South Florida, Boston, DC, SF, Seattle, and even places where there is tons of buildable land like Phoenix and Las Vegas.The speculative bubble that swept over the nation is now ending.

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Hi,My name is Nick, and I'm an active real estate agent based out of Boston, Massachusetts.

Just not a public transportation friendly state.  

I have a similar question/concern in the Boston area.Looks as if email is not allowed in the community post thoughThank you

So residents/renters have good options for public transport. 

There are many more.If you invest in an area(s) that have solid fundamental of a diverse and robust industry base, quality transportation and infrastructure, and are just generally nice places to live, the odds are highly in your favor that even if you do overpay somewhat and/or the market crashes in the next 1-2 year, it will rebound and you'll be back where you started in 5 years or so. 

I looked at your profile and I believe you are talking about the last property in Boston with year noi around 37500?

How is public transportation?