If you get a positive evaluation, you should hire an MAI appraiser, to render an opinion of the fair market value of the property.  

MA is expensive, but I'd recommend checking out rental properties in New Hampshire and inland Maine. 

I'm an Architect and Builder based out of Watertown, MA. I

Chan as you are finding out MA is a very tough state to landlord in. 

Until it is recorded the city is still going to show the old owner as of record.Part of the foreclosure process does require advertisement in the local paper a certain number of time before the actual sale.If the notice gave a court docket number you can look at the case at the land court in Boston and see who the attorney is and try to contact them about purchasing or purchasing when the actual sale is (without looking at the actual ad, this may be the first step before the foreclosure is scheduled in which case there will be additional notices)Not sure if there is a law library in New Bedford at the court but if so they might be able to provide some additional information regarding how a foreclosure works in MA. (I

I’m assuming they’re all under lease, which in MA is a pain.

I help builders and investors buy and sell property in and around Concord, MA. I

As we all know, MA is a very tenant friendly state.

PM me if you want a copy.Brian, please email the copy of your book to p e p in veronica @ g  m ai l .  

I am a business owner/entrepreneur in Worcester, MA. I