Most politicians are not interested in a mass wave of residential foreclosures.

It's not much of a balancing act, you just tell the truth - always.I expect we are going to start seeing changes to the laws to make wholesaling much harder, if not impossible, for the unlicensed masses in the near future.The Realtors have a very strong lobby.

There are different types of electric baseboard too; and there are programs to help like Mass save....so did you go check it out yet??

Just wanted to gauge the temperature out there for the experienced wholesalers/investors in Mass and specifically near Boston on where I need to be when putting in offers to wholesale and assign to others.

You can invest passively in others' deals or in other asset classes outside of real estate and earn a similar return for much less work.As Jay mentioned, the strategy may change as you near retirement or critical mass and have already benefited from the accelerated returns due to leverage.None have mentioned appreciation.  

I want to do a shared well (private water supply), and everywhere I look on the Mass DEP regulations, there are no prohibitions regarding shared wells.

Hopefully they don't all renew at the same time or you may have to hold back a bit to make sure that you don't have mass exodus.I have a friend who has been aggressive with keeping his properties at market, due to their superior quality and high demand area, it has done him well.

I'm seeking investors for a Multifamily/Mixed use,  10-20 units, Northeastern Mass, Urban, improving neighborhood.  

@Jeff Lee My feedback is going to mirror the masses here.Always pick a color scheme that will apeal to the most people.

JScott and Vikram seem to have the most "critical mass" posts that have 6+ (or whatever the magic number is) posts.