Here in eastern Canada the rethink on urban planning and a move towards higher density and more walkable/livable cities has been slow coming, but is finally arriving.The post-War subdivision sprawl grew-up, matured and demanded the services and amenities of the cities they surround {sewer & water, transportation, etc} while staying beyond the tax reach of those same cities.

I have been teaching a little over a year and a half and I look to keep that number climbing so if anyone in the Boston area is looking for some great guitar lessons, I am your GUY!

A refrigerator or freezer transported on it's side or back needs to sit for at least 24 hrs. before being plugged in.

I know of great properties in the Boston Edison and La Salle Gardens areas!

I see that in downtown Boston but the surrounding areas can cash flow a bit better.

Greater Boston inventory has risen over the last few months with plateaued sales since February.

Do you have connections in Springfield, Worcester, or Boston? 

I'm trying to familiarize myself with central MA (I'm in Boston).Thanks for the heads up about the get together @Aaron Montague  Is the group investing in a variety of towns/cities in MA?

I think areas of high development Jobs , increased transportation, school systems are a great place to start as there will be increased demand for those properties as far as the property appraising for double that in a yr or 2 I don't know but it's possible with some rehabbing in a great area  boost curb appeal update kitchen add value 

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