They are California, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah, Vermont and Wisconsin.

I’m guessing the other 34% are renting to family, in the middle of a multi-year lease, are lying to the survey taker to sound like angels, or are retired ma/pa operators that don’t know better and haven’t increased rent in 10 years. 

In the facebook group there are now about 160 investors mostly in MA/RI, but some also in ct!

Hello BP,Wondering about the rules and laws surrounding pre-foreclosures in Massachusetts, Worcester specifically. 

Starting to invest in multi-families in Central MA.

@Jason Ma not sure if any of that makes total sense.

Thank you Lynn I used to live in Port St Lucie, FL 45 mins north of west palm beach about 8 years ago , that's when I should of got into the real estate market but instead I was repairing properties for the banks and not pulling the trigger on my own portfolio,  But better late than never , it's just a harder market in Massachusetts  I believe everything is so overpriced 

I found it in a popular real estate listings portal and I met the agent and explained to her that I´m a property redeveloper and that I would need seller finance in order to only need a smaller amount of capital in order to redevelop the property.

On the north shore of MA, we currently own a ~1500 Sqft Condo with about $70k of equity, but the value of our home has increased from about $500k to $630k via local comps & my realtor's estimate.We are looking to purchase a multi-family local to us.

I am currently the owner of a duplex in Worcester, just wondering if anyone else investing here is worried about rent decreasing in the near future? Seems as though there are a ton of new developments coming online no...