Behaviors don't change until there is a consequence for that behaviorIts always a balance of ethically wanting to stick up for what's right and the cost of doing it.

Hopefully I explained things properly and you take the situation as a whole into  consideration when answering.

I keep getting told that costs too much, but I would affirm, if the loss of cash flow to properly finance the risk of your endeavors is too high, then it’s probably not a good deal, and look for a better deal.

Although BR proper, is not growing nearly as fast as the surrounding suburbs, it's still growing.

I would also give people the advice that they should act like the company that they want to become, and this includes a proper (at the time) PMS.  

HelloThis may seem to be an insecure question but I must ask: How do I properly structure a transactional funded deal?

You could invest in mortgage notes taking a first position but I think you need to become a hard money lender with proper licenses. 

The public records will show the total amount of the loan, but not the outstanding balance so they won't know if you are leveraged or not.

How can someone like me take the proper steps in regard to inquiry and action?

I'm interested in the Lowell market because it seems to cash flow better than some areas in Southern Middlesex and it strikes a balance between cheap-ish housing prices and how nice the neighborhoods are.That said, I just moved to Massachusetts from LA recently and I'm very new the area.