Hello Family, I just uploaded a new course in the classroom. It's your guide to automating your lead flow. Once you know how to find and close deals, it's important to learn how to automate the process so that you can scale your cashflow. Once you get to level 2, you'll be able to access this corse for free. Let me know if you have any questions. Here's the link to check it out: How To Automate your lead flow

Hello Family, I hope all is well. I’m in the process of building two units in the south end of Boston I just had an abutters meeting which is an important part of the process. Below is a quick recap of the meeting, but I wanted to see if anyone wanted to join me for a quick 30 minute Q&A regarding the project to learn more about the process. Let me know. Here’s the recap: On October 29, 2024, I attended a Zoom hearing with the City of Boston’s Office of Neighborhood Services and abutters within 300 feet of my proposed two-family building in the South End. The meeting, held from 7 to 7:30 PM, included eight abutters. One attendee expressed support, while others voiced concerns. The District 7 City Council office was also represented. Key concerns included: 1. Ventilation: My neighbor from Sussex Systems raised concerns about their current venting into my lot. I agreed to adjust ventilation upwards to maintain their heating and water systems. 2. Solar Panels: My neighbor inquired about solar impact; I agreed to consider a shadow study, though my three-story build is permitted by right. 3. Sidewalk Trees: Neighbors requested space for trees on the sidewalk, and I committed to ensuring space to enhance neighborhood character. 4. Building Height: Concerns arose regarding the height of the building. 5. Wildlife: With a red-tailed hawk potentially nesting on the property, I promised careful handling of any relocation needed during construction. 6. Construction Noise: I noted the first four weeks would involve excavation, foundation, and framing work, leading to higher noise levels. 7. Cantilever & Zoning: My building’s cantilevered design exceeds zoning rear yard setbacks, requiring a variance. I am also pursuing variances for floor area ratio (FAR), building size relative to neighborhood context, and a lack of parking—common in the area. I addressed these issues with a commitment to neighborhood engagement and compliance, intending to add value to the community.

Ever wonder how to profit from an ADU (Additional Dwelling Unit) ? Well in this Video I provide the blueprint on what it takes to add one to your property, how it instantly increases your equity and how anyone who owns a 1-3 unit building can profit from this strategy. It’s the easiest way anyone can increase equity and cashflow from their existing portfolio with just 1 move! Let me know if you have any questions. Shoutout to @Damian Napier for filming and making a cameo in the video. Creating Instant Equity with ADUs: Boston ADU Unit Tour

Hello I live in Boston and am a real estate investor, author, podcaster & tv show host. My wife and have been involved in 10+ deals as flippers, buy & holds, project managing, and consulting. Looking forward to connecting and building with this group.