My favorite is the Black Diamond meeting in Waltham (alternates every other month with their Worcester location, next Waltham meeting is May).

Which make me believe that the previously the tub was not installed correctly. 2) The black matter around edges, on tub and tiles, seems like its accumulating over time due to moisture in that area.

Look more to the north end, black rock  or north (Beardsley park area).

So, there are no black or white answers for the general Beltline area. 

It should stabilize in a year to about $250 in the black a month.

Hi @Jay Black,Don't loose the momentum start cranking action that will lead you to a deal and figure out the details as you go. 

It's easy to say ethics should always be black and white, but who gets to decide what is right and wrong?

Go to a grocery store that sells Lowes gift cards during Black Friday events.  

For example, you buy the place and the tenant could claim the Seller allowed them to paint the walls black or that their security deposit was twice what the Seller claimed.

Our part of the country has a lot of aging housing stock so there's ample opportunity to upgrade the RI housing supply and get paid to do it (either in one lump sum by selling, aka flipping, or by buying and holding and renting out better units for higher rents).If you haven't already done so, I'd recommend checking out the RIREIG group that meets monthly in Warwick, and the Black Diamond REI group that meets twice a month in southern Mass, as it seems you're active in both areas and both groups are education oriented (not trying to sell stuff).I've personally attended both groups and found a lot of good attendees at different levels, from beginners/dabblers to full time investors.Let us know if you have any specific questions of course!