Any Investors in the Boston area want to refer any Investor Savvy Attorneys?

Everything is so spread out here, so there is less of a commuting culture (it's just another day driving to work), plus virtually no public transportation other than buses.

I would look at areas that are within 1-2 hour of Boston, MA or an area that you lived in previously.

These are NOT the mobile/manufactured homes you might be thinking of, but are *real* homes built in modules in a faculty and then transported to your site and put together on a foundation with all utilities already stubbed up.

I managed 200 units all over Boston MA and I am having trouble collecting the rent.

We typically don't rent a car so usually walk a lot or take cabs or shared transportation. 

So, as the dominoes start falling, he will wait to see where the deals are, probably in commodities or transportation and he will buy the best deals.

My name is Chris, I'm 21 and live in Chelmsford, MA (about 30 minutes north of Boston) and I'm new to real estate investing.I'm an entrepreneur at heart and FREEDOM is my goal in life.I currently am a 9-5 slave for an auto parts retailer, I run the commercial department in my store, and I'm desperate to liberate myself from the constraints of having a JOB.

As should be the trailer to transport it to those properties and even the vehicle to pull that trailer.

Hi, if you keep the receipts from your transportation (gas, mileage, etc) and also any receipts from meals from meetings with RE agents, etc.