Hey All,I recently just finished reading an article in the Wall Street Journal about the continuing rise of renewable energy sources led by their increase in efficiency and drop in implementation cost.

Are you sure you did take pics of the model home down the street?

You are listed at $350k with a $260k sale next to you with an additional bedroom and a $335k across the street. 

@Kyle Lacasse, based on recent analysis of these areas, I passed on two wholesale deals in Franklin; the economy does not appear to be diverse or vibrant enough to bank on (at least from my discussions with a few other investors). 

You don't need to worry that your taxes will almost double to $6,200 a year - the sigle best way to ballpark your future taxes is to look at the other (comparable) homes on your street.

I use a local credit union and the slips will include a memo like "Jane Doe's XXXX Main Street Rent payment", then the credit union's representative types in the memo with the deposit.

After living in Marlborough, it's not as "scary" as people make it out to be, and our street demographics were about 50% retired blue-collar folks who were often original owners (40 yrs +), and most people moving into the neighbourhood were younger immigrant families, usually with kids, typically as renters.

Jessie Street?

The coop is across the street from Queens Mall and allll that shopping and one block from the R train, 20 minutes to Manhattan.

In some parts of my market, that even changes by street, and then by block!