Hi all,I saw the need to have muItiple sources of income after Covid hit and saw mass layoffs around the country.

It will not only make the home look bigger, but it will make it more appealing to the masses.

If the masses are avoiding an investment, it could be a great opportunity for someone who understands the investment because the price will be lower because no one else wants it.

That said most of eastern Mass I would think you would have no problem at that price.

It will be due to our debt bubble and baby boomers (which I am one, btw) retiring in mass.  

Basically Mass housing subsidizes the loan. 

That's more of what I was speaking to, not for him to go out and put it all together on the fly himself, but the honesty of it is some people do not have Cali or Florida Money, they don't have NY or Mass money but that's where they live, that doesn't mean you can't play the game.  

Seems wise to aim center-mass with a flip and have the highest number of suitors.

My advice would be to keep making appointments and speaking to different people, as you will get different info with every call.In terms of specific questions, if it were me, I would first start by understanding what development scenarios are allowed at the same time as I study what the building massing would be for each development scenario.

Cheaper to not collect for a year, rather than take back mass  properties.