Will definitely reach out when I reach that stage.  

@Erik Whiting I agree, very logical and common analysis.

For investor, do an analysis on BP calc or DealCheck.io and post circulate the PDF widely. 

Based on my market analysis though of comparables, $2300 could probably get someone good to lease, and $2200 I'm pretty confident will for surely get a renter. 

It had a round porch with 3 stage crown.

I am still in the analysis phase as far as real estate investing was thinking of getting a realtor license just to further my education.

I've gone through the purchasing process a few times now and am currently listing my properties for rental prospects.If there is anything I can do to help you during the early stages, feel free to reach out.

If your numbers are tight to begin with, anything going wrong at any stage -- purchase, rehab, renting, refinancing -- can put a strain on the deal.Don't do the deal if you don't have reserves and can cover holding costs.Expect 8 months of holding costs because typically you can't refinance until 180 days post-close, and then it takes maybe a month or so to actually refinance from there start to finish.If you can't BRRRR comfortably (e.g. leaving money in the deal or not cashing out) then it may not be a good idea until you're ready.Most lenders will be around 70% LTV, not 75%.

I’m still in the stage of reading books and educating myself.

https://us.spindices.com/…/sp-corelogic-case-shiller-boston… Analysis: In general we have had the same problem for years now, more people looking to buy in the Bay State than available houses.