It was a painful lesson.

pm me and I'll send you his information.As painful as it is to see the river hurting right now, it could create some great long term financial opportunities...Anyway, good luck!

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

I feel your pain on the listing, time seems to creep by waiting for the agent to call and provide news.

Besides according to my research it can be a pain to get rid of.

That would be a pain, amongst other aspects of the project as well Maybe a garage unit or even attic unit would work well if that's available to you.

Then, I guess I would try to talk to tenants and find out any pains they may have and then upon solving these problems and gaining some good will, get in and get new leases signed with some upward rent movement.

Lead pain was a known hazard over 50 years ago and in many areas it's common usage stopped well before 1978.

Its government stuff so sometimes they can be a pain on things, but I've never lost a deal once it was inked.They are moving way faster over there than they were last year, the ones priced right are getting gobbled up, you really don't have a week to ponder things if its a real deal. 

This is a pain because you have to spend more time finding another tenant, but at least your costs are covered in the meantime.