This is actually my second introduction on the platform and simultaneously an honesty post:I first became fascinated with real estate investing last year as a sophomore after hearing about the "wonders" of wholesaling from both an old friend a couple of internet gurus...and fell for it. 

I was wondering what kinda need there is for student housing and rent rates were?  

I was wondering the same thing a while ago... 

I was wondering if I would have better luck in the non-Yes!

Which has me scratching my head because I'm wondering how other investors are closing on shot sale deals if the property is on the MLS.

., and I am wondering if I should or don't need to take a professional with me?

Wonder what else they are trying to save costs on, although they did just replace roof.

I have thought of several approaches, and am wondering what others think and, of course, whether I have missed something and any of these approaches are specifically disallowed under Massachusetts law.1.

The property next door is a triplex in a smaller lot,  that was grand fathered in.I wonder if that easement could be argued to provide the square footage needed to qualify for a conditional use permit.

I am wondering if there has been any real solid resolution on this topic.