Also, with all due respect to @Dylan Tanaka, MA is not MI, you should take MA advice from MA people. 

I just wanted to add, although your attorney may have already told you, that most states, I believe MA is one of them, have laws against "elderly abuse" where someone has taken financial, emotional or physical advantage of an elderly person. 

@Vindy MaI am not a lawyer, but I have owned a restaurant.

I have an agent, lawyer and property manager in FL, but I can't figure out if it makes sense to have a CPA in MA or in FL since my LLC is registered in FL.I am thinking MA is the right place since I have state taxes to consider, but I wanted to get feedback from people who have experience doing this.Thoughts?

Not quite sure what to expect but this is all happening just around the time I decided to start my REI journey (albeit I’m still in the education and money accumulation phase).Wondering what MA is like from an investor perspective (I’ll be living in Everett), best way to go about understanding a new market, and looking to meet some new friends!

As a 20 year resident of the MA, I have lived in various regions outside of Boston so if you'd like to chat about up and coming neighborhoods that could stand to appreciate more in the next few years and towns that are targeted to be the 'hot' areas of the next market let me know.

If you're in MA I can talk you through the process, but I'm not licensed in other states. 

The area is a great area, at the foot of the mountains, just outside of the city (the city of Chiang Mai, Thailand).A law passed recently forbidding to build higher than about 4 floors buildings. 

@John MaI think you'll be quite pleased with the rental market here in NoVa.

Specifically Springfield, Ma.  I