All Forum Posts by: Taylor Johnson

@Mike Hurney Thanks for the quick response, I'll send more details to your inbox.

We are looking for private lenders for a 3 family condo conversion in East Boston. We currently have the property under agreement and are looking for people motivated to have their money work for them. We have a proven track record of Condo Conversions in the Greater Boston Area and are looking for gap funding on this particular deal. For more information on this project and past projects feel free to give us a call or email. 

(617) 820-8964

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We have a 2 family near Porter right across from Conway Park that we rent out off, right off of Central Street. I love it over there, great area! If you want to get together some time to chat about what your doing/want to do I have some off Market opportunities and some commercial ones you might be interested in or at least learning about. Also, would like to hear your story and see what I can learn from you. Also would be happy to show you a condo project we have going on as well, if you wanted to see it in action. Inbox me if you want to get together. 

@John Pauler Great info! Thank you we have 6 multi families in Cambridge as rental properties. It seems like we are in the same markets and could benefit from connecting, I'm working on a condo conversion in Somerville right now and am constantly trying to learn more from other investors in my area and would like to hear more about what else you are doing. 

@Andrew Beaver Cambridge Real Estate Collaborative is awesome, I actually have a referral email from them that can get you like 50% off or something like that. Feel free to inbox me if you want it. 

@Paul Brockmann As usual, BP has the answer! https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2006/09/0...

You can even see some on Zillow too

Hi @Shaunna Lai I agree with @Paul Brockmann Driving for dollars is a great way to get properties off-market, I constantly have my notes section open on my phone to write down any distressed homes I see while out and about. Check out homes in pre-forclosure as well. 

Hi @Lauren Bateman Medford is a great area to invest in the Multi-family rentals as I am sure you already know from you cash flow experience over the past 8 years. The best areas in Medford near tufts and hillside are out of the 600k price range unless you can find something off-market, in foreclosure, or needs a lot of work. The fixer-upper route is viable and you will be pleased with the appreciation and value once work is completed and you can expect to get great rents. An alternative route I have taken with some of the first time investors I have worked with is venturing out to cities like Malden and Quincy where the prices are lower but the rental comps are strong and they both have access to the T. Woburn has a big development plan that is still getting pushed through where a 107 acre lot was sold by Kraft and Heinz. The city is trying to pass a new zoning blanket where a multi-use zoning for commercial, residential, and biotech will be able to come to the 93/95 area of Woburn so I see Woburn having some some real growth in the years to come. I work with many investors in the Medford area and would be happy to help you in anyway I can. Feel free to reach out anytime. 

Hi @Faye Fu, I know some great lenders in the Boston area conventional or creative, and would be happy to help you connect with some of them who could possibly help your client. Feel free to reach out to me anytime. 

@Ryan Drowne Welcome to BP! if you need any advice or feel free to reach out and I agree with @Shaun Reilly Network, Network, Network! Boston Wealth Builders is great.