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Andrew Reis
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Buying the Next Property

Andrew Reis
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston MA
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Hi - I own a 3 family in Quincy MA (just outside of Boston). I am looking to buy more property that is in Quincy or on the south side of Boston. I want to stay in state, because of the potential for appreciation and cash flow and am familiar with the good and bad areas. I am also well versed with the landlord tenant laws as I've been through an eviction. 

Everyone says the first deal is the hardest to find. But I think it's saving up for the next one, especially in an expensive market. How are other investors getting over the hump? Networking with family/friends for equity on a down payment? Taking a dive into a side hustle business? Wholesaling? Flipping? Development? Property management? I am trying to preserve my cash for the next property and don't want to invest in a side hustle business with no guarantee of long term success. 

Hoping to hear from fellow younger investors in MA who live in these expensive areas as well. 


Cheers,

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