@Jason Ma like many things in real estate the answer is that it depends.

yes no problem @Jason Ma - And as a point of Clarification to my own clarification.

Indeed, I read the literature and I agree it seems like there is no option in MA.

(This is in MA)

Our biggest housing crash in decades happened because banks and lending institutions got willy nilly on their policies and were making exceptions all over the place as to what they called a 'qualified borrower". 

She's based out of Salem, MA and has an office in Newton so she covers all the cities in between too.

I've heard about Goldman Sachs and other large institutions buying thousands of loans and holding on to them (punishment for the its role in packaging and selling toxic mortgage-backed securities in the housing meltdown).

Excuse the click baity title but really want to find out who THE BEST AGENT DEALING WITH RAW LAND in Southeastern Massachusetts. 

I am currently Licensed Realtor in MA and recently got my reciprocal license in RI. 

You need to first calculate what the LLC will cost you and what the benefit is.You can look into the MA secretary of state website to see what the cost will be to set it up.