I am in central Mass and I have been looking for an REI club in my area and cannot find one.

Creative financing would be needed in this situation, in order to obtain mass properties with little or no money down.You should start looking for long term financing with a private individual/company.

You are also correct,the more they spread the homes into the hands of smaller investors, the more it will mitigate mass movements in the market as each will have their own "plan".What is interesting in reading FHFA findings is that they are pushing for public/private money partnerships, no doubt making Uncle Sam the partial landlord in some grand socialist move.Though Carrington/OakTree just announced $415MM raised & dedicated toward the program.

LOL Good luck trying to figure it out, Ryan - heads of national and international financial systems have been trying to, and losing their pants in the process, much the same as everybody else, the masses who follow suit.

The taxes sound really low for the 6 unit as my father in law lives in Mass. and has a small house there and pays over 5,000 in taxes.Make sure there is not a big rise in taxes or special assessments fixing to hit.

I will be doing mass direct mail marketing in Bexar, Travis, Tarrant and Dallas counties for 1960-1990 construction garden apartments.

My friend just got back from the Philippines a week ago and he commented to me how interesting it was that even though the masses there are dirt poor somehow the price of land there is more per acre for each lot then in many places in the US?

And don't believe the hype about Mass MOCA.

If this is near me I mass, caps are closer to 13 or 14 so value would be even lower.

I've not moved any money to date, having discovered that both my retirement money with TIAA-Cref and my spouse's with Mass Mutual can't be rolled or touched until our employment is terminated.