yeah i believe the instulation is R22 Rock solid, R5 sxp foam on the concrete, and the dry wall is something like 5/8th thick.

I believe once that dries up (if ever) then agencies will have to change their business model and offer different options.As a niche product it may make sense.

Not sure about the context here... a W-2 and 6 rentals might seem steep... but were there a bunch of hair on your rentals?

The next downturn could be a repeat, if the subsidies dry up and the dumb money stops coming in, propping up prices. 

Funny thing about that comment is if the free info is all the way worth it then why are so many posting how they are struggling to find deals . even veterans saying how deals are dried up..dozens of ways to find deals.

Wash/dry/fold services could be added and are wanted by customer base.

GeoLet me give you  some "gray hair" advice.

I have a question for investors in Massachusetts, has the market dried out in Massachusetts for multi-family homes in your opinion? 

I haven't checked lately but even the move up houses might have dried up as capital searches for yield.

Some people are allergic to rabbit hair so I would need to get the air ducts and entire house deep cleaned if the tenant moves out.