@Steven Tierney  @Brian Ortins As far as Inspections in Massachusetts check on the Commonwealth of Mass website and speak to several.I used to recommend Tiger but the last time I did it was a disaster.

This sounds eerily similar to the exact kind of information that I am finding out about the property that I just purchased in June 2016, in Mass. 

Real Estate Agent's as a whole will have an "apocalyptic" year, as many fail out in mass MOM.

I alwayd thought there was a mass diaspora of people from Kinston to Raleigh and there was as industry went to the ****ing Walstons of Wal-Mart.

The reason being is that in the United States, they passed some laws (the Dodd Frank act) that limits who can create mortgages on a mass scale.  

A recent podcast from Ken McElroy Seitz mass exodus from several states.

Adding my 0.02 here too as a NH and Mass investor:100% agree one needs to really know Manchester in order to invest since multi's there are still under-taxed in my honest opinion - this will eventually catch up as the city gentrifies.Rochester is VERY tricky and I can't really make any additional comments there with the exception of for those local folks, there is definitely money to be made.

Each customer has there own tastes and having bland walls can make it easier to attract the masses to your rental unit.

Looking to get back into rental property investment after 10yrs away.  Targeting buy and hold to build another source of eventual retirement income.

Is there a way to mass input multiple addresses and get an estimate?