Quote from @Clint Jusino: d or bad idea?

One of my agents took her on a tour to see B, C and D areas and now she understands why we don't buy in D or even C minus markets.

If you have no applicants or if your Property is in D or C- type of neighborhood I would look at all options. 

I guess it depends how the new assessments compare to how you currently value them.This is our tax appeal guy https://www.utbf.com/attorney/john-k-fiorillo/See screenshot attached for a property in the area currently up dor sale.

@Jason Greenway we don't recommend novice investors starting in Class D or -C areas.Too much can go wrong that they won't be able to handle:(You'd be better off in the $80k-120k areas (Class +C to -B). 

Each month, I still have to file the DOR state taxes and just leave everything defaulted to zero and file. 

HUGE difference when it comes to the tenant base.In my mind if PM is managing C class which is really D or at least D class tenants or B that is really C and a bunch of Section 8.. they need to make everything they can to offset how hard it is to deal with these tenants day in and day out..

Some areas are street by street so one street could be a C, take a wrong turn and you'll end up on a D or F. 

DIY will be the "cheapest" - you can set up an account on the MA DOR website, register your LLC, you pay over the whopping $500 MA charges you to register an LLC, and voila, you are off to the races.

That area is considered a D or C class area.