Currently, I'm working as a Property Manager in Boston, MA managing HOA's around the city.

I am in a similar situation in MA as well.

I highly recommend Judy Field out of Beverly MA, she is also licensed in NH.

I am looking at investing in a 10 unit property in Worcester County, MA. 

If you have one of the major financial institutions (Fidelity, Schwab, Merryl Lynch, Wells Fargo, etc.) setup your plan then they as custodian will limit your investment choices to that of their offerings, usually stocks, mutual funds and bonds.

There's bidding wars, institutional investors overpaying, and the masses assume because it's an REO so it must be a deal regardless of what the numbers say.

I am hoping some lenders or well seasoned vets on this website can help me.Most conventional financial institutions will finance a property at an 80/20 LTV.

@James Ma , i've read 10X, but reminded of it is great.

Hi ladies and gentlemen,   As you may knowI have one property in Lowell, MA and another one in Fitchburg, MA. 

If you can get loans through an institution  or private money and refinance after the new properties are renovated and rented.