Joe spoke of mass financing to infinity and beyond.

I didn't think of that - there's a company here in Southeastern Mass that does just that here.  

If those are the worse thing my day holds - I'm thinking that I can pretty much muscle my way through it OK.

Like many cities, Detroit real estate is neighborhood by neighborhood.We can discuss the city's overall finances, or mass transit, or the local economy and refer to "Detroit" as one entity, but when looking at a "potential turnaround" you better specify the neighborhood or even the cross streets.

It seems like they are just trying to flex their muscles to show the world that they are back . . . ok, we get it.

So we found no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and decided to go to plan "B" which was to reconstruct their government.

Thats why its so crucial to buy enough to hit critical mass when the opportunity does arise.

Seems like it would be a slow process to reach critical mass unless you are also pulling in a good primary salary and using a good chunk of that to infuse capital into the model.

To the best of my knowledge the only requirements in Mass are that you not rent to people with children under 6 if there is lead in the apartment. 

If we are doing this en-mass...something big is brewing..