Give him a buzz if you'd like: 774-526-4993Good Luck!

With the slow down, even the lower end is rough renting, but is still easier to rerent than an upper end emptys (at least around here, nowadays) Junkers in bad neighborhoods do appreciate in good times (In areas where things bubble).

[ though still an issue, not nearly as prevalent nowadays]  The word that popped into my head was NOT weird.

Especially with the RE market in its current status, a lot of FSBO's may not think it is worth it to advertise their home since it is so difficult to get qualified buyers nowadays...

Everything can be done electronically nowadays. 

@Jennie Mcgaughey Being on a busy/noisy street is a turn off for some buyers and renters, others won't care.With a gross over generalization, a 3/2 is probably a good target for a young family with a couple of kids (be sure you DON'T advertise it that way or you'll run into a Fair Housing buzz saw!). 

I hear commercial is potentially more risky nowadays with so many businesses having employees work from home for the long haul.

In that sense, the fact that they have a "free" email accounts (aren't all email accounts free nowadays?)

These clauses are contained, in all Promissory Notes nowadays.

Nowadays I'm finding Facebook a better place to post listings than craigslist...