Thanks for the kind words.I have found that doing exactly the opposite of what most people are doing can often be better than competing against the masses who utilize that one single strategy.I don't doubt they are probably successful, I don't doubt that at all.

We are happy to have you :)Also I hoped to leave you with some advice: once you learn what the masses are doing...

Massachusetts is a very friendly tenant state and extra or special laws, so take care when others make recommendations and they are not from Mass.

With a WordPress site, you own the hosting and most of the content you just use their CMS (Content management system).This allows you to be a bit more flexible with the places you host and how exactly you market you site, unlike the sites like Wix or SquareSpace.WordPress also makes it extremely easy to manage any leads, integrate new plug ins and really add valuable features to your site.Here is an example of breakdown costs:Wordpress Theme: $5-$50 (One time)Hosting from HostGator: $5-10/moDomain name - Namecheap: $14/yrCustom email address - Google Apps; $5/mo.MailChimp - to collect the emails and allow you to send out emails to a mass audience: $10/mo. or FREEYou of course don't have to do everything here, but it's a good example of the costs.

You learn pretty quickly how to get around on the roads that wind through the beautiful hills and avoid the masses of humanity in Maryland Farms and Cool Springs.

Hi all I'm new to the site. I have a question on a 16 unit building I own in Middlesex ma. (Ashland Hopkinton Framingham area-01701-01701 zips). The units are about 500 sqft each, 1 bed, 1 bath, kitchen, living roo...

hey jerry , welcome to BP , i am fairly new to this site also but have found it to be very helpful already , i do business in central mass and northeast connecticut , from my experience here most are completely transparent and dont hide anything , the good ones i mean , anyways good luck and i highly recommend the podcasts , i am addicted , some great information on there . 

Hi I have been investing in the CT / Mass area for the last 8 years more on a part time basis but hopefully overtime can do this full time. 

I've been looking into Mass real-estate myself, and have networked with a few real-estate pro's in the area.

I was booted out of the International Physicist's Consortium because I theorized that the quantum wave length of cobalt 7 added to the instability of the linear mass of Wall Street's hyper volatility leading to the melt down in 2008.