Websites like Zillow, Realtor.com, and Redfin offer valuable insights into market trends, median prices, rent estimates, and historical price data.

As an investor focused buyer's broker I spend the majority of my time helping buyer(s) assess properties both before and after their offer is accepted. 

Be happy to talk specifics if you're interested.

But here is the thing when I reached for my phone to invest I couldn’t, because it's not as easy as buying stocks with a single click of a button in a specific stock exchange app, let alone searching for the right deal if you have time and if you don’t you gotta leverage it to someone who Is going to find the deal for you, after that, you will need to apply for a loan (DSCLR LOAN which I am going to use) because if you are like me you're going to use the bank's money, not yours, after that, you will need to search for tenants or your property will suck money from your pockets and it won't be an investment anymore, and this applies btw to residential and commercial the small difference Is that commercial needs bigger sums of money but other than that its kinda similar.

We set the price based on our original assumptions but the offers we received were all well below what we needed. 

I'm not familiar with what Cambridge might offer, but finding something without MI would only be small/local banks or credit unions like that with some portfolio product. 

Offer to help in some fashion, maybe bring them deals that you can work together on.

I even offered a discount for the first month rent, and I'm either getting flaky people or scams.

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Please feel free to reach out if you have any other specific questions or if our GC team can be of any assistance.