MA law states "landlord who directly or indirectly interferes with the quiet enjoyment of any residential premises by the occupant... shall be punished by a fine of not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than three hundred dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than six months.

Roaring 20s and Great Depression anyone?

You can do it too Matt.Make deals, hustle, go to work...and if you don't quit, ten years from now or twenty or maybe even in 5...you will look at yourself in the mirror and say "Heck - I did it too.

@Brian Burke said something similar about making money after ten or even twenty years later.

In the grand scheme, you won't be missing out on anything that you won't be able to do later on in life; given you actually achieve financial freedom with the time you dedicate to it at a young age (i.e. in your twenties). 

No, they'd find a way to shortchange me and compromise the final result, get paid and disappear.In Europe, I once had to do a room where a tenant had the walls painted with pink powder paint, kalsomine, then spent twenty years working and chainsmoking in that room eight to ten hours a day.

I can tell you after jumping from a four unit to a twenty unit that the business is inherently the same.

Each time we serve a legal notice, we charge an additional twenty dollars ($20.00) posting fee.

My best money, passion and joy came from a partnership that naively feel into place, and became an 11 year stretch of growth, and manifested an office, systems, sweat equity, exponential energy, synergy, and a degree of wealth that I did not know was possible.....I was sales marketing obsessed, early twenties, and a business with systems got off the ground from shared effort.

May I suggest Solution #4Owner finance all the homes out to qualified buyers who can’t get bank loans with 10-20% down for ten to twenty years and defer capital gains while getting full market pricing .easiest way to dump a house at full value .