(Except for the heat and humidity in the Summer) I am new to the Real Estate investing scene but I would be more than happy to help you find properties and give you an opinion of what areas to invest.

I think it's just very robotic and scripted, I don't think there's anyone behind the scenes that even realizes you're the same bidder.

From my overview of the Boston scene, it seems as though there are a few very large rental agencies out there.

Thanks @Joshua McGinnis this has been one of those things that I've always planned on pursuing as a career, but I just got stuck in safe bet, day job scene.

The only ones I have without them are some fancy scene t-shirts and some super cheap work t-shirts but I have my wife sew pockets on those so I can put screws and stuff in them when I am working on a project.

Canton is a funny market, and I don't think you have too many folks renting for more than 2-3 years because it's a young crowd there for their first job before they get married/sick of the bar scene/enough money to buy a place.

I have scene many peoples have to follow the money after a life time of following the navy.

The scene plays out in my head that he is a great candidate for a bankruptcy filing and I don't want to be reeling in this fish for the next 12 months.

The scene turned into the worst race riot of the 1960s.As my friend Doug Casey likes to say about the War on Poverty, "The poor lost."

I suppose there is always a chance of a 'new' player hitting the scene or some one off sale mimicking these tactics.