The bread-and-butter 2-6 unit multifamilies are still NOT appealing to the people you're envisioning in the areas you mentioned.The Elm to Maple corridor tends to brighten up a bit as you move north from Bridge Street--say, from Prospect Street north.If you live in the building you have a degree of control over who you're renting to, so that can insulate you from some problems you might encounter as an absentee landlord.  

You can even export the table to Excel if you want to.Keep in mind this will be list price per sq ft, and not actual sold price/sq ft.The other thing you could do is request comparable sales data from a realtor for a specific area.

Fans are cheap, when you think about how much money to replace the whole bathroom, with new backer board and insulation and tile.

Shella Sanders Set for Life was an excellent read, and I would also recommend Profit First, by Mike Michalowicz!

Both hubby and I have excellent credit.

Got excellent credit and down payment is not an issue.Looking for recommendation and suggestion from BP members on Bank/Lenders that can close quickly and provide excellent rates.

We don't use any software other than excel and quicken.Looking to switch to a more sophisticated software, Yardi seems to be the logical switch but wondering if there is any other program that works for our asset class that people would recommend over Yardi.

That combination of requirements and preferences has given us a set of excellent tenants.

So your coming on here and raining on someone's parade with excellent results is really not helpful.

Listed it Last week and expecting signed contract by tomorrow with what looks to be excellent tenants.