Let your tenants help pay the mortgage.
Two- to four-family homes are the backbone of Chelsea, Revere and Everett. Live in one unit and rent the others, or build a portfolio, with a broker who knows the numbers.
Start where you are
House hacking
Buy a 2–4 unit home as your residence, often with owner-occupant loan terms, and rent the other units.
First rental property
A condo or multi-family that pays for itself, with a clear look at rent, taxes and repairs.
Growing a portfolio
Off-market leads, 1031 exchange timing with your advisor, and mixed-use buildings.
Get the numbers on any property
Send Suad an address or a budget and he will send back expected rents, costs and what it takes to make it work.
What would you pay each month?
Change the numbers and see your estimated payment instantly. For an exact figure, Suad connects you with a lender who speaks your language.
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Where Suad works
Each city has its own page with homes for sale, recent prices and a local guide.
Everett
Suad's home base: a compact city just north of Boston on the Mystic River, with two-families, a busy Broadway and a new riverfront.
Homes in Everett →Chelsea
A small harbor city across the Tobin Bridge from Boston, with Silver Line service to South Station, commuter rail and historic hillside streets.
Homes in Chelsea →Revere
Home of Revere Beach, the first public beach in the US, with three Blue Line stops, Victorian cottages, three-deckers and beachfront living.
Homes in Revere →Malden
A historic city just north of Everett with two Orange Line stations, Victorian homes, Fellsmere Pond and a piece of the Middlesex Fells.
Homes in Malden →East Boston
Boston's harbor neighborhood across from downtown: five Blue Line stops, Logan Airport, Piers Park, Constitution Beach and skyline views.
Homes in East Boston →Winthrop
A seaside peninsula at the mouth of Boston Harbor with seven miles of shoreline, ocean and skyline views, beaches and a seasonal ferry.
Homes in Winthrop →Lynn
A North Shore city on Nahant Bay with commuter rail to North Station, the historic Diamond District, Lynn Woods and a long ocean shoreline.
Homes in Lynn →Randolph
A suburban town about 15 miles south of Boston at Routes 128 and 24, with commuter rail, Red Line access nearby and the Blue Hills next door.
Homes in Randolph →Brockton
The "City of Champions" about 22 miles south of Boston, with three commuter rail stations, D.W. Field Park and a deep stock of two-families.
Homes in Brockton →Boston
The capital city: brownstone Back Bay, the historic North End and downtown, four subway lines, plus Charlestown, Southie, Dorchester and Eastie.
Homes in Boston →Quincy
A coastal South Shore city with four Red Line stops, commuter rail, beaches and deep presidential history.
Homes in Quincy →Charlestown
Boston's oldest neighborhood: Bunker Hill, the Navy Yard and USS Constitution, brick row houses, the Orange Line and a ferry downtown.
Homes in Charlestown →