Quoted rates are great and a preliminary CMA from my loan broker and RE agent show a potential valuation between $350K and $400K.

I'll explain more on my blog post in a week or two about this in detail of what happened.Seth Sherman is right...I as so shocked at the blatant disregard for common legal courtesies (like, spending more than a few minutes on a very important case and reading the Freaking EVIDENCE) didn't happen.

I agree about the sticker shock checking things out online but with the vast majority of properties here 100 years old, and most severely neglected, the maintenance and heating costs alone are absurd and almost every one will need a new roof, foundation work, lots of electrical work and more significant repairs that just make it a nightmare and the low prices not worth it in the long run (in my opinion and those I've talked with in the business up here). 

I assume this is the article that the author is referring to: https://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2015/11/24/new-tax-bills-come-shock-owners-multifamily-homes/gfvjN2ZpEbhEyfdZbJ51BK/story.html

I was shocked to see one of my houses listed for sale Craig's List...I texted the guy and he said his "assistant" listed it yeah right and I had it removed and now it is back up with another heading... now he says some company he works with listed it and it will be down in 24 hours...meanwhile if you reply it sends you to some website where you have to pay for "leads" ....how do I make him stop ...he is not a Realtor...

yes that is accurate for an eviction although the preliminary paperwork takes 5 to 10 days on top of that.  

don't be shocked that lenders will not push the LTV like they might for an owner occupied. 

I am beginning some preliminary research on expanding my portfolio into the St.

Hello Everyone, Can any of you tell me where I can get a copy of a Chain of Title without the house being in escrow, getting a preliminary title report done, etc.? 

I'm as shocked as most.