If all you have is the phone for internet access, just go to your web browser and type in the bigger pockets webpage.

each county has it's own website for the registry of deeds, links to most of them are on masslandrecords.comEach city has it's own assessor database which you can find by going to the assessor web page and there is usually a linkmypublicnotices.com has power of sale notices for MAmasscourts.org has housing court dockets, etcGoogle is your best friend, you can pretty much find these sources on your own, and probably more, with a few searches.

Also a link to a webpage or if you have any project photos that would be great.

Obvious every bank can choose there method, but based on that webpage the math is:Add up you monthly gross income, before income tax.  

With the state landlord/tenant laws, do you have a specific webpage for that information, the internet has so many articles, I don't want to get the wrong information and end up paying for it in the end. thank you again on the congratulations. hope to connect with you and other helpful members on BiggerPockets

(Hell,, anyone can create a web page these days) I think I know the answer but should I run away?????

Or is there a web page that would takes care of all that for you?

@Sabrina Calnan: you will find the differences at the very bottom on the webpage.

There are other requirement as well, but the important one is the three year minimum.This webpage does a good job explaining Oakland's specific eviction control laws when it comes to moving into a development.

Google has the power to legally access to EVERY webpage in EVERY website in the world by default unless intentionally blocked by the website owner.