Some states proper notice is 60 days, so be sure how much time is allowed and required in MA.

As a newer investor the only concern with owning in personal name is when you have an "institutional" mortgage on the property.

I'm also looking for deals where the "ma and pa" owners will cary the loan with say a 2 year buyout option built into the contract.My focus is on the finding the "deal" currently, then I can really get into the numbers.

Does anyone know of a bank or institution in the Indy area that would give a HELOC on a rental property? 

I have an accepted offer to purchase a 4 family in Taunton Ma.

In terms of bankers what would the difference be if I went with MSI Financial vs some other small banking institution (I don't know that many others.

Keep in mind Massachusetts is HEAVILY tenant favored (I could tell you some of my own horror stories). 

In terms of bankers what would the difference be if I went with MSI Financial vs some other small banking institution (I only know the one that I have used) Wouldn't rates, point cost be relatively the same?

I have seen a lot of BP discussion on MHCs - as a real estate investment banker, I get to analyze many different property types and thought I would share some of the key investment metrics that have led some of the world's smartest and largest institutional investors (listed below after the metrics) to invest in MHCs.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $168,000

Cash invested: $130,000

Sale price: $378,000

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