Close to the border of MA...

In the MLS you will find every type of description of houses, for example; estate, foreclosed, vacant, motivated seller, institutional seller, REO, bank-owned, divorce forces sale, etc..  

If you don't want to hand your SSN out to 20 different institutions, a local independent mortgage broker will be able to run your credit once and show you wholesale rate/fee options from dozens of banks and lenders.

I'm not necessarily a Massachusetts investor (outside of my primary residence), however, I'm happy to chat or network if there's anything I can help with.

I am an investor in Massachusetts. 

Instead, because of our portfolio of single family homes, its difficult to find institutional money for less than 6% at 70% LTV.

I know there are institutional funds (Blackstone probably being the largest) but haven't found any that would make sense for the high net worth individual investor.

Basically this career politician who knows nothing about business is doing away with almost all of the incentives for Ma and Pa investors to provide housing at a time when the country is in dire need of more housing...SMH these are not "loopholes" they are incentives to provide housing.

I could be wrong, but I thought that inherited property was exempt from the due on sale clause option(Garn-St.Germain Depository Institutions Act of 1982).https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/12/1701j-3Brian

Otherwise, i am setting up a meeting with a mortgage lender ASAP that was recommended to ma by another investor to see if she can finance a deal like this for purchase.