This is a good resource for you! 

@Daniel McDonald will be a good house hacking resource to you in Mass.

Also, don't deprioritize building a financial cushion by allocating a portion of your income to an investment fund for down payments and property improvements.

Lastly, invest in advanced courses and resources that go beyond surface-level information, seeking specialized training in foreclosure investing that covers in-depth strategies and risk management.

Often people with little resources end up camping where they are because they don't have any way to move or a place to go.

You can check it out here. https://chrisramsey.ck.page/ae6f9f468eI have not bought the guide or used it and cannot vouch for him or it, just sharing as a potential resource.

Our financial support demonstrated our commitment to providing the necessary resources for successful real estate investments, enabling a smooth and profitable transaction in collaboration with our partner, Seth Choate.

Our financial support demonstrated our commitment to providing the necessary resources for successful real estate investments, enabling a smooth and profitable transaction in collaboration with our partner, Jamari Sprueli.

For commercial asset classes, local credit unions can often be an excellent resource for more complicated or unique property types. 

Feeling bad for the renters who are unable to use the bathroom, fearing possible litigation (even if there is no reason to be sued, just an irrational fear)The other issue is recurrent expenses although I have allocated 20% of rental income for both properties for repairs and maintenance.