In 2024, we purchased a two-family property in Hudson with a straightforward layout: two identical 3-bedroom units. On paper, it was a stable property, purchased for $560,000. But like many multi-families, the real opportunity wasn’t in what it was—it was
When we first toured this Grafton property in 2022, what struck us wasn’t just its size — nearly 5,000 square feet — but its untapped potential. On paper, it was listed as a two-family home with an in-law suite. In
Back in 2020, we purchased a two-family property in Marlborough that, at first glance, looked like a fairly standard investment. It came with a 3-bedroom unit and a 2-bedroom unit, and we financed it using a first-time homebuyer loan with
