@Daniel Dietz What strategic advice!

It should be done via strategic financing. 

ARV is $95,000, and he didn't like my cash offer of $35,000 (which I made strategically low to make my terms offer more appealing) so I made a terms offer of $70,000 to be paid in installments of $350 per month @ 0% interest with a balloon due at 5 years.

That would be a strategic partnership where you didn't have to pay for marketing and you didn't have to do all the calls yourself either. 

Wondering if anyone has a recommendation in Massachusetts (preferably near Boston) for a CPA who works with investors and helps strategize with his clients?

Are there any other ways for you to strategically force the appreciation other than just raising the rents?

as I have been considering selling the property due to a job relocation (although it's still possible to manage remotely).I am considering buying another property in my new job location,I am trying to best strategize my new relocation.

HelloI have 401k from my previous employer and instead of maintaining a SDIRA I wish to invest in real estate perhaps on a owner occupied multi family if that's feasible( if not at least on an investment property,) I also currently own a rental income property and also planning to start an LLC for software consulting with one or more employees.i would like to know what would be the best way for me to strategize so I can invest in real estate using 401k from my past employer.

The other cause of inspections is through the Strategic Task Force which is sent out to "problem buildings" where there have been multiple instances of criminal activity.

I know it's an unpopular belief on this site, but I might keep some money in the deal and pay the lower mortgage balance off on a quicker term (I continue to go back and forth on the concept of leveraging the full 75% LTV and strategizing to paydown specific properties to eliminate their mortgages).