In response to Rondi's comment about a door in your home office-- I would consult IRS publication 587 for a definitional framework of "exclusive use" for your home office for conducting business.

This will take time as you will likely start off in a lower office position but work your way up.

Also, if you maintain an office open to the public, you could accept rent that way.

Print out a letter and an address label, wear gloves every step of the process and don't buy the stamp at the post office if you want to be anonymous.

I know in TN it was somewhat costly to hang your license in a Broker's office.

Josh,  welcome to Boston,  im an agent and investor and my office is located in Wakefield,  I would be happy to help.  

A high end office in a high traffic high end clientele location may be more selective.

It's the largest unit in the bldg -1400+ sq ft, 2 bdr 2 ba with a den that functions as an office/ 3rd bdr.

You could do better deal with tax lien at county office you are looking into.

He said if I could close by end of July he thought it would be accepted as banks were always eager to close properties by the end of the month.I went into their office to sign paperwork 2 days later and spoke to a different agent.