I have asked the tenant to get the utilities in her name before move in day, but now finding this out I am conflicted with what to do.We live in Massachusetts, so I looked up the law here and it says that you can have the tenant pay the common area in a building less than 4 units as long as it is disclosed to them.

I'm a novice and wholesaling was a topic I skipped over in my first few months visiting BP, so I only recently got a bit of understanding about it.I thought I'd share a story from my year of looking for a multifamily property in Worcester, MA. 

I "flipped" the condo my fiancé and I we're living in and we cleared about 70K on it doing less that $2500 worth to work over the 15 months we lived there, (just painting and crazy appreciation in Somerville, MA).

New York, Massachusetts, Michigan, Illinois and California are the bottom five states for growth in 2022.

Can somebody please provide a recommendation for a property management company in Western Massachusetts (Greenfield, Deerfield, Northampton, Easthampton, Amherst)? 

Hello everyone, My name is Rachel House, and I am a junior year finance major at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst. 

Some of the ma and paw parks won’t let you in, from my experience.

I’m looking for a contractor for a basement and bathroom remodel in Billerica MA.

Here in MA, there are 15.Also, a felony is a crime that carries a prison sentence of 1 year or more.Perhaps laws in NY are different.

The buyer actually only has to come to the table with 12k plus closing costs though.4k in back payments, the remaining 8k can be distributed between yourself and the seller, and the deed can be quitclaimed ot the end buyer and they keep maing payments on the loan and only invested 12k to get into a $28,000 equity position.