In my town, there is a huge price difference in areas. property values can be 30K on one street and 1/4 mile away be 250K. 

If no gas in building call the gas company and see if gas is in the street and can be run to your building and the costs.

I don't know how to do it, but it is at a place off a side street off of Moody street so there are MBTA busses all over the place.The Boston AREIA is in Medford and I THINK it is pretty close to a T stop.

When I analyze a multi-family property, I want to know what the NOI is and from that we apply the appropriate cap rate to determine what we are willing to pay for the property, not what the property down the street sold for price per square foot.

If your quality of tenant is low, section 8, you can expect them to repeat every time a tenant drags a piece of furniture in off the street. 

So 2 years ago, I find a wallet in the street with some cash and a military ID. 

Purchase price: $185,000 Cash invested: $50,659 Two unit, three bedrooms each, great neighborhood on dead end street.

Hi Andrea,5+ years ago the 43609 zip code was pretty crappy.To my surprise and around a year ago we started seeing some pretty nice homes with high sales ($50,000+ range).Since then we have done around 20 or so deals in the 43609 zip code.Keep in mind that it is still very "choppy" tho and you need to base it of a street by street basis.Its's actually very interesting if you look up the old historical sales on the county records site.I've seen many that have sold for $80,000+ back in the day.Not saying that they could go back to that (Never invest based on capital appreciation projections because that is just too speculative or as I like to call it "witchcraft" lol)Dunham is ok but be cautious of anything North East of South Ave.I'm attaching a quick little screenshot marked in red with pockets that I think are solid in 43609Thanks and much success

There is a city sidewalk along the perimeter of the yard that is adjacent to the street.  

Look at the street it's on.