Define your buying criteria
Narrow your search to a property type, location, price range, and level of hands-on work that fit your goals and available time.
Boston REIA · Investor Education
You’ve found a property that looks promising. Now you have to decide whether the numbers hold up, what to ask the seller, and how much risk you’re taking on. A coach can help you work through those decisions and see what you missed.
Narrow your search to a property type, location, price range, and level of hands-on work that fit your goals and available time.
Review rents, vacancy, operating expenses, financing, and reserves. Ask which assumption matters most and how to check it.
Leave with a short list of tasks, such as pulling rent comparisons, calling a lender, or getting a contractor’s estimate.
You can start by defining your buying criteria or analyzing a listing you’re considering. If you already have a property under contract, bring your due diligence deadlines and the questions you need to resolve.
Bring your investing goals, a rough budget, and one decision you want help making. For a deal review, bring the listing, any rent and expense figures you have, and your financing assumptions.
Yes. Use the Boston REIA investor tools and checklists to run initial numbers and prepare questions for a deal review.
Share your investing experience, the kind of property you’re interested in, and the decision you’d like help with.