Beyond those, my recommendations include Rich Dad, Poor Dad (Kiyosaki);  Emerging Real Estate Markets (Lindahl); The Millionaire Real Estate Investor (Keller); Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing (Blank); The Hands-Off Investor (Burke); ABCs of Buying Rental Property (McElroy); and The Perfect Investment (Moore). 

The landlord was sued for millions, but sadly the mental and emotional damage to those poor women was far worse than any money could compensate for.From what I have seen, I would guess half of "mom and pop" landlords don't rekey, which is sad.

I would say anything near Great Barrington is a good bet.

@Gunes KoYour best bet is to discuss your situation with a couple lenders(conventional lenders and non-conventional lenders).You likely won't be able to get a conventional loan without another source of income.

Listen to Wholesaling Inc, Bigger Pockets, and Read the ABCs of Real Estate investing by Ken McElroy, and Rich Dad Poor Dad.Youtube: Pace Morby, Max Maxwell, Brent Daniels

I would say your best bet is to attend some local meet ups or seek out your local REIA.  

Hey Matt why leave people hanging what was your experience  good poor or just OK ? 

It’s the safe bet.

But at the end of the day, Boston is the heart of Mass and being close to this epicenter is the best bet for long term wealth building.

Could have a gravity furnace, poorly laid out and insufficient ductwork...particularly cold air returns improperly sized.4 - Plumbing.