You may want to investigate Chlorine dioxide as a odor neutralizer as well. 

You'll also be required to have Carbon Monoxide detectors in addition to smoke detectors.

So all you need to do is shut down the main breaker.Gas is a different story, you must be present for at least 2 reasons. 1) let the technician in since the meters are usually in the basement ( there are a few meters outside now probably after renovations). 2) They do not want to turn on the gas without being able to test for gas leaks or carbon monoxide.

This can cause carbon monoxide to back up into the home and or cause a fire.

Will for sure take @Adam Carbone advice and move forward.

I've never seen a Deed of Trust in Massachusetts, they are always mortgages.Alexaundra, use @Adam Carbone's link above, and you should be able to track down the last recorded deed.

@Adam Carbone thanks again!

A dark grey or dark mineral or carbon grey, with white trimming and a red door

,I guess I was "lucky" in that the 1st time homebuyer credit was rolled out a just after I bought my house.I have carbon copies of rental reciepts from when I collected the cash in person and for the past 4 months have bank statements showing direct deposits into an account I designated for the tenant.

Tenant acknowledges that the Leased Premises is accepted with no damage and all appliances and fixtures, such as sinks, toilets and tubs, clean and functioning properly, all light bulbs working, all windows clean, unbroken and in good working order, all smoke and carbon monoxide detectors functioning and in good working order.