@Bogdan Cirlig Well I can't speak for how things work outside of MA..But after given a judgement, they are expected to pay.

A new study released by the Bank of America Institute states Columbus is the fastest-growing city in the US - https://www.nbc4i.com/news/local-news/columbus/study-names-c...

My market is Worcester MA and it falls under this catagory. 

You people need to call me for painting and I can get rich.I've been painting my entire life since my father was a house painter and I worked with him when I was old enough to walk, in Massachusetts.

In addition, I had to pay an additional 1% down payment so that there was time for the loan to get transitioned to the final lending institution before interest accrued and exceeded the max approved credit limit before I had a chance to make a payment.

Currier's advice probably works well in Massachusetts, but not Alabama. 

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In Massachusetts with title 5 septic replacements are very expensive.

The savings in operational costs alone makes it appealing to institutional players.  

(We currently living in Boston MA).