If you have access to such opportunities in your network, then you have the potential to grow your savings more successfully than in a conventional portfolio. 

That means if you can pay some or all of it back, pay interest only on the amount that is still withdrawn, and still have access to the entire line of credit until the withdrawal period expires, usually 10 years. 

MBTA access for tenants is pivotal especially given that most of the rentals in those towns do not have parking.

Anybody can give me a few pointers on what should be done in this field if you don't have access to the MLS.

I know that it’s on the third floor of the hotel without street access, but $13 seems far too low.

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The property required getting a trust certificate made by the trustee, paying cash for the properties prior to the tax sale and now were are working on obtaining a forced easement to gain access to the main road.

I don't have access to the MLS so this seems to be a pretty good source but I'm wondering if anyone has experience using it to write letters and land deals on distressed or unwanted properties.

Close to the train and easy access to downtown. 

Hi everyone, I recently just had a burglary in my Dutchtown four Plex is it possible for me to revoke access to the basement???