All Forum Posts by: Dieggo Goncalves

Aside from the police reports and public record areas I would interview Property Management companies and see what their opinions of the area are. They will know intimately of the distressed areas and ones that are changing. 

Ultimately the landlord does dictate the tenancy and quality of tenants so do keep that in mind. I would suggest purchasing in a high single family area also because it will have higher owner occupied properties, lower turnover rates, and overall a much quieter area where people will respect your property. 

Nancy, In general, it is more important that the accountant be the best at understanding real estate investing, than that they be local.  Another way to look at it is:  do you want the best accountant for your needs, or the closest?

It has been years since I actually met with my accountant in person.  Everything is done by phone, email and electronic file.  So what does it matter where they are?   I'll email you a couple of options.

Hi @Dieggo Goncalves 

The event is this Saturday, Dec 15th at our office in Framingham from 11-1PM

150 Speen St, Suite 302 (3rd fl) Framingham MA 01701

I look forward to meeting you.

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Update:

A friend of mine is consulting on a nearly identical project currently. The property is a duplex, located on the adjacent street from my property, and he’s looking to add an in-law/third unit to the basement. He’s an architect/flipper with a lot of experience in the area. If he gets his unit OK’d, he said he’d act as a consultant on my unit. He’d draw up the plans, go through the appropriate avenues for approval, and then I’ll pass it along to my builder.  I’ll update the thread once he hears back regarding his current project. 

Hello..

Recently bought a place in Lowell, MA. Looking for a contractor to make some addition to existing place. Let me know if you know someone. Also looking for plumber and electrician. Greatly appreciate for your reference. 

Thanks,

Sharad

 Just because people are doing it does not make it legal. 

Devin, instead of asking for legal advice online from complete strangers you could pay an attorney for their expertise on the matter, reach out to the NH RE Commission, or read NH's RE laws to see if you need a licenses to advertise a property that you do not own. 

Sections 331A:1-3 make the legality pretty clear, but you could also ask the RE Commission about their position on equitable interest to remove any doubt. 

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