Own a condo in South Boston, looking to turn it into a rental when I move out and find my own single-family home.

He's out of Boston and came out to Westford to do my job.

However, I live about 5 minutes from Fenway Park in Boston, so as you can imagine real estate where I live is through the roof, and deals are hard to find.

Hi all.I am from Boston and am trying to find out properties for investment.So far, at Back bay, the cap rate is very low, but if I go to Dorchester or any other suburb places, the cap rate is higher.I know the pros and cons, and the reasons why the cap rate at suburb area is higher.However, I cannot put all "pros and cons" to the value that I can't determine where to purchase investment properties.Any tips given well be welcome.My investors are foreigners so anyone who is expert at this is also welcome to pm me.Regards.

Btw I am from Boston MA.

Plus I work in the heart of the city of Boston which is big.

Look into The Boston Home Center.

There are certainly a lot of great resources here.I think you'll find, the more specific a question you ask, the better folks can help you.I'm not familiar with southern CT but my guess would be it gets a good amount of spillover from the NYC economy (at least judging by my memories of Metro North rides :)For Rhode Island, you might find Pawtucket (colloquially known as "the bucket", ha ha) better than Providence as it's closer to Boston and the taxes aren't quite as bad as Providence.My other standard advice is to research/attend a local real estate investor association for the area.

There are numerous events around but not sure of many specific to south of Boston.

The process took 84 days from putting the Boston property up for sale using @Charlie MacPherson and his team, selling the house on the 31st of August, to closing on our six unit on 08 Sep. - We sold our house for almost 54k over asking price in Boston thanks to Charlie and his awesome knowledge of the market.