Has anyone ever heard of them or worked with them? They are a hard money lender based in Ma, does anyone know if they are legit? I cannot find any reviews on the web and there not on the BBB

If you are looking for a local Mass lender then posting in the Mass forum might be the best route for you. 

Looking to find a deal on a duplex/triplex on the south shore in Massachusetts. My only way to fund this right now would be a cash out refi. I have around 100,000$ in equity in my primary house. Can anyone recommend a...

I am looking for more mass platforms, etc

Unless you're doing them in mass volume consistently overtime, then they won't be effective.

Why would you only bring mass sex offenders and shove them all in low income communities?

That is a state I wouldn't go anywhere near as I believe a mass exodus is coming and likely an influx of migration to its neighbor Texas, which has highly ranked schools.

This way your equity even is giving you a return.Once your portfolio reaches critical mass, or you hit your target numbers or cash flow you can transition over to paying down debt to prepare for the final distribution phase.However, people need to retire, or go full time, at some point this is called your distribution phase, so when that time comes be sure the properties are paid off by that time to maximize cash flow in retirement.A great book on this topic and more is Gary Keller's The Millionaire Real Estate Investor.

For a young family with more energy and muscle than money, it's a good deal.

The fact that you're working in Mass should temper the second point for you, fortunately, and the first point, unfortunately-- you'd still need to pay income taxes to Mass.