I've followed the suburban area I've been looking at and seen several SFRs around 80-100k that lost their rental estimate at around 2000.

The tenants gave me the okay that they were fine with only 1 of them on the account, but I'm a bit un-easy that I may be screwing with the very strict MA rules surrounding Security Deposit Account.I ended up setting up a single account with 100% of the security deposit in it.

We have about 100 leads we’re gonna send out post card first, then follow up with letters every Friday for about 7 weeks. 

If you want to talk about the technology side, let's talk offline.This forum post is purely  because I'm curious about your thoughts on the following problems as fellow investors:1) Sourcing Deals: As an investor myself, I know full well how the best deals are off-market.

 @Zackary C Dunn  First and foremost, you'll need the following:1. 1,000 ft of beach line2.  3 sky hooks3.  1 pric E-7Once you have these items, hurry up and hump out to LZ Albatross and wait!

@Bob GoebelAlso, see the following. https://www.tsp.gov/PDF/formspubs/tspbk04.pdfhttps://www.tsp.gov/PlanParticipation/LoansAndWith...https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/retirement-pl...

Follow the process, whatever that is in your state.  

Or at best you follow up when she is tired of trying.

If it's a legitimate case of a deployment meaning that certain things need to be delayed until the member returns, then yes, following the laws in place is legitimate and ethical. 

If the unit is in an HOA, then HOA will likely strictly forbid running a business out of a home.