(Dear reader, please insert a politically correct appology here if I have offended anyone who takes drugs, makes drugs, packages drugs, transports drugs, sells drugs, launders the profits from drugs, or runs a drug treatment program.)And Jonathan, sorry, I couldn't resist.

Hey @Marianna OsipenkoI invest in Boston, South Shore and Springfield. 

Though my property is within 2 blocks of the community college, a private university (Simpson) and a school of ministry, plus adjacent to a convenience store, and public transportation. 

I ask this because it does not mention anything about retirement accounts, at least as far as I have read, and if I did put money into a 401K it will take about 4-5 years to save that much with my current living expense, (the largest parts being rent, insurance, and transportation, as mentioned in the book)Thoughts on this would be great.

The town is too small to have public transport, but the property is 2 minutes from the highway.The land is zoned agricultural/open space but is in the city's 20-year plan to be low density residential.

Started out as a RE Agent at age of 18 in Boston & he never wanted a JOB ( Just Above Broke) . 

or file a quite claim which could be expensive and very time consuming so i researched and found tax title services and they came recommended from here. and the title guy i had here would not accept there validation and so i went with the partner company boston title but now RMS says they dont have any one who would accept insurance from these guys has any one else run into this?

@Adil Hussain, I agree, $20/day X 5 days/week seems like a lot of money for transportation.

If I had to pick it would be areas close to me so I Like Carnegie and Dormont and anything in between those areas that are close to transportation.

Is the property close to public transport?