You can use a land trust to obscure the fact that you have transferred the property but from what I have read, you are still violating the Due on Transfer clause so if they discover it you may still be forced to remedy it or pay off the loan.I don't know about Mass but a quit claim shouldn't be more than a couple hundred bucks.

It looks like you'll be exposed to more of the business side of the education than you could put together yourself, there is certainly value to that, but most everything necessary as a prerequisite can be found on line, may take awhile to track it all down.Investors here (most) jump in at the strategy level as if they are dealing in widgets to move through some system (guru approach) and is far from being an intelligent approach to investing, but can't convince the masses for various reasons.

You guys are doing EVERYTHING right and are coming to that point of critical mass where everything comes together and your deal flow stabilizes.Can't wait to see what happens next!

Haven't heard of it.. and I'm here in Mass so I want to follow this post.Are you looking for a certificate program or have you heard that one is required or recommended?

I would second school districts as a primary driver for rentalsaccess to mass transit if in city or highly congested area , like atlantaAlso job growth  ; which would usually drive population growth As well as average income

Masses have been known to be wrong more often than not, after all.To me, fundamentals are key - period.  

Hello everyone,     I am currently looking at a property in mass. 

lol thanks guys, oh I'm gonna build one and mass mail the heck out of em!! 

Yes I agree with the notion of not wanting to live crammed among the masses and believe me, If I was living back in the Midwest where I grew up I would certainly own a home.  

You might be interested in the Western Mass REI Club it started out as a thread on BP a little over two months ago.