Banks are not stupid and the concept of putting a property into a Trust, while legal, makes it far simpler for the bank to do a sort on their current loan portfolio for all loans with the word "Trust" in them and call them all due en masse or as groups, because the banks know they didn't lend to a Trust, they lent to an individual. 

Like a lot of cities in that region water and sewer is expensive. here at my house in Mass, the last water bill came and 6 months of water and the whole bill was under $60.

Any recommendation/advise from landlord in Mass like where to buy 1) Carpet2) Doors3) Kitchen Cabinet4) TilesThanksSam

You need to get an attorney involved ASAP.Look for someone through the Mass Bar Association who has a track record in defending these kinds of cases. https://www.massbar.org/public/lawyer-referral-ser...My understanding is the same as yours - if a property is not inspected and approved by the local housing administration (the local authority that administers Section 8), then Section 8 renters are not able to rent there.It's just a guess, but if your PM said something like "we don't rent to section 8", that could be the basis of the complaint. 

That means there are mass layoffs every few months.So, i was reading a few months ago and started getting excited about RE investing and the possibilities it could bring.

Thankyou all for the time and responses, I think I am going to figure out how to use listsource.com and send out mass mailers to owners of multi family properties and see if we can get anywhere with that route in finding our cash flowing duplexes.

Last time was NINJA/liar loans and mass re’fi’s by people using their houses like ATMs, and the rates climbing.

I would look into buying containers ($3k/160sqft container) or Janus MASS units (~$5k/200sqft unit) to easily add additional rentable sqft to your site.

Meetup. com is a good site to learn about local meet ups in the areaThere is also a few BP meetups in Mass- 

@Benjamin Boynton Yes, it was in Haverhill Mass.