To be a investor you must have something to invest.Likely hood is you have overspent on your home but reality is that is a result of the fact that you have too many children.

It sounds like their puppy is going to poop diamonds and pee Chanel #5.The reality is, puppies have a much higher propensity of digestive problems, chewing issues, and bowel/bladder issues.

@Roman Rytov I think you are realizing the reality that everyone on BP seems to ignore.Your position both with risk and cash flow would be much better if you didn't have the debt.

The reality of real estate investing is that the REAL money is made in the long term not on the "fast track".

The reality is Mary is actually a section 8 tenant posing as a landlord .

But that doesn't change the reality of what's ahead for builders, developers, investors, and realtors.I'm not sure how you flip houses up there, but here and everywhere else I have flipped homes I am absolutely trying to attract buyers who might otherwise buy a new unit.

It is possible:1) really need to find a realtor in Boston who can do it (however this part is not that hard in reality throw a dart at a wall and you will find dozens of capable realtors who can help with that)2) You are right, that the areas to look would be Mission Hill, JP, Roxbury. 3) If you want to really position yourself well before you met with a realtor would be to go get yourself prequalified for a loan from a bank/lending institution to see what kind of loan you would qualify for.

They were not living in the same reality as the rest of us.

Its REALITY, from those of us who deal with this stuff on a daily basis..  

The cap rate is pathetic on this I believe I’d pass and I say that not to be mean but the reality is when we go into a recession the projections may not pan out to be so Rosey in this one .