There is also options for true no money down USDA loans for most properties in Tooele, Saratoga Springs and eagle mountain.

I am currently building one in Eagle Mountain and I know of one other builder doing them in Davis County as well.

So long as people want to buy things without other people learning about it -- guns, drugs, prostitutes, trips to a pub that were supposed to be to the office -- there is going to be a market for some sort of untraceable medium of exchange.So long as all digital finance leaves a computer trail that can be easily followed by law enforcement and divorce attorneys, people are going to have a use for cash.People may want to soak silver coins in Clorox or just take their chances, but trust me, there will always be some kind of cash.

"Every legal angle" sounds terrible to me because it suggests some savvy self-taught legal eagles. 

You also stand a chance competing in on-market deals where a seller would prefer not to deliver vacant (remove existing tenants, e.g. for a developer to start work to condoize immediately), if you're willing to take a risk on taking them on.Also, keep an eye on Malden and Chelsea - lots of two-family turnover in the past 2-3 years in Malden and it's been hot, fewer three-deckers there, but still room to work as a house hack on the orange line and commuter rail, and Chelsea JUST got silver line access this year which opens up some three-deckers that were previously less accessible (and accordingly, less rentable).Happy to chat more if ever it's helpful!

I have been cheching those neighberhoods:Harambee + wiliamsberg, Silver spring, Licoln Creek, Licoln Park, Thurston Wood, Clark Squere ,Mcgovern, Whal Park, Hampton Heights, Rufus King, Uptown. 

I use Silver Linings Management, they are excellent so far.

I think there's actually a silver lining to old buildings.

Both will be off the Eagle way bypass 

New Kingstown is part of Silver Spring Township, which is a rapidly growing area in Cumberland County.