I can without a doubt say that BP was responsible for my latest deal, so in the BP spirit I want to contribute and share with everyone.BACKGROUND:I currently own a property in Boston and a 2 family brownstone in Brooklyn, NY where I also live.

Looking for a multi family north of Boston.

I am a loan originator for a large bank in Boston and can help you with a pre-approval if you are interested.

Hello everyone,I'm a graduate student in Boston looking to meet up with or get in touch with a real estate developer in the area.

Boston is extremely expensive.

A 2-4 unit is the target.Ideally I'd like to be east and/or north within a 30-45 minute drive--Gresham and pushing up towards Cascade Locks, or over on the Camas side up through the Vancouver area.Today's the 5th of February and I'll be flying back and forth over the next few months from Boston.

The Boston market is still a WILD seller's market and there is still a severe shortage of inventory.If you have a property that you're considering selling, this looks like a GREAT time to do it.Here are the highlights:Average sales price across all properties is up 23.7% over 1 year ago.The number of homes for sale is down an astonishing 42.2%.The number of "months supply" is a breathtaking 0.9 months

Ideally someone with a Property Management background/transportation/laptop/etc.

The area I live in (Boston) is also not incredibly conducive to real estate beginners, so I'm hoping to invest elsewhere when I enroll in graduate school (9 mos from now).My general questions are as follows: How can I learn to identify good deals in the real world?

We just put a burnt out 6-plex under contract for $30K in a market near Boston.