http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-sac-california-high-housing-prices-20160414-story.htmlThe California Association of Realtors has predicted a mass exodus out of the Bay Area this year, either to more affordable surrounding counties (Sacramento and the Central Valley) or out of California all together:http://la.curbed.com/2016/3/4/11161626/california-housing-costs-migrationBoomers who are sitting on a ton of equity realize they can move out of the Bay Area to retire to live like a king somewhere in the Midwest and purchase their house cash, and Millennials are entering their prime "settle down" years and think $650k for a 1950's tract home is a joke and they can't afford it even if they wanted it.But, they can move to Sacramento and buy a $350k remodeled home in a nice area with great school districts and raise their newborn children.

Mass Housing 5% or FHA are two great options for low money down The bank can include the lowest priced rental units.

I asked for proof of deposits so I know tenants are real and paying real rent, and he said he couldn't provide that because it gets mass deposited with everyone else's rent (he manages 350 units for other people around his town).  

It's on the MLS to mass market the property.

If I work as an assoc broker in Mass for another RE firm can I still write off Mass expenses to my NY state scorp or would I need to operate independently in Mass to be eligible.

Many of the wealthiest people in the world made their fortunes by simply doing the opposite of what the masses were doing. 

I also noticed my mass mailing number dropping.

Cycle through this process until you reach critical mass and can pay for your new properties with cash.

Fannie Is starting a pilot program with invitation homes and if they open to masses, Single Family portfolio values will jump.

@Russell Brazil  Illinois is the same way as Mass.