The unfortunate reality is many contractors think they're worth gold and/or look to take advantage of anyone they think they can.

Property management is a very low income activity so if you find someone good you need to treat them like gold.    

So if you look at chain of title there is no deed giving us ownership just this judges order.. 

Warning... it can get pretty complex and I still ask my attorney lots of questions.Bankruptcy, federal and state taxes, mechanics liens, covenants and restrictions, lis pendens, discrepancies in the legal description, weird chains of title, mers, different types of deeds, trusts, life estates, mers.Pay someone that knows what they're doing if you have a lot of money at risk.

I great property manager is gold.

This pitbull overrunning seems to be a feature of very poor management from what I see (they will lease to the most desperate to get people living there) so if there were some way to capitalize on it it seems like a gold mine.

Just about any location near a subway station is "gold" in Boston so you should get a fantastic return on year investment via rental income and market appreciation.

I may have incorrectly used the term FNMA, however, the FNMA is the last bank visible on the chain of title.

I've also had success in gold/silver investments and swing trading.But nothing comes close to real estate investing.

If you do end up sealing the grout yourself, I recommend a product called Sealer's Choice Gold.