If you did this for a whole month straight, you'd know exactly what to say to a money man investor once you found the deal of a lifetime because you've got analyzing the deal in your muscle memory! 

$125K for a multi- in Mass is insanely cheap, which has me insanely worried. 

(I use some other services to do this; but it wouldn't work on a "mass scale")(3)  (1) & (2) are very interesting and make a lot of sense.  

Account ClosedHey Matt, I'm originally from Mass (go Red Sox!)

Condition of the apartment is average; no mass destruction but stuff everywhere and needs to be cleaned up. 

Interesting article recently published by city observatory (cityobservatory.org, "getting to critical mass in Detroit") suggesting that successful development in Detroit needs to achieve critical mass in a few locations because there are positive spillover effects for surrounding neighbourhoods.

I think 100K would get you to an ARV of $350 and make it rentable (admittedly my repair numbers are shaky, it's been almost ten years since I've rehabbed and that was in Mass).

It will not only make the home look bigger, but it will make it more appealing to the masses.

Building those "muscles" of being investor take time but don't be discouraged as everyone's ramp up time is different.If you are truly lost then perhaps the best use of your time might be in finding an excellent property manager to handle everything on your behalf for at least a year.

The Mass conservatives are making the Mass liberals actually work.