My gut tells me that more young white collar professionals will look to rent outside the city as the rental market continues to to soar, even in places like Dorchester.One place I've been all over recently is Weymouth/Braintree landing.

I'd like to to be at 3 by end of 2021.

Harder to to that when the multis have that baked in to their prices.

Hoping to snag a 2-3bed single story for under 350 that I can get an fha loan on but still do some rehab to to add value.

Anyone want to to meet?

It was a chance to to use a little money, and a little work, and secure a long term investment that would provide future financial security. 

Length of time spent doing something does not always correlate to to knowledge or level of success.    

In mid 2019 I had an all expenses trip to Seattle paid for to to meet with City officials and engineers to study how the City has gotten to where it is now and how they think about urban planning etc...

Maybe you didn't create the situation, maybe you charge what you have to to stay in business, but do you at least feel empathy you are benefiting from a seller's market that is crushing most buyers?

As you start going closer to to the 71, the areas get really sketchy.There is a pretty good post here on BP that goes over many zip codes in KC.