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Hi @Michael Rivers The Mass Public records law allows us to request a list for the taxes owed.

My main advice would be to do your due diligence in verifying that your partner(s) and/or the sponsor is trustworthy & transparent, and that you feel confident in their contingencies, and also that they have a track record in getting their investors their money in a timely, professional fashion. 

Roleplay, practice, record your call.

All seem to have good track record.

Previous record was 700k.  

(or record the call and let your spouse listen to it;-)

I got my first deal and super excited however there are several obstacles in my way besides the virus that is locking down all of the government buildings as well as nonessential services within my city, and prohibiting me from filing paperwork on record.

He says they have no prior evictions or criminal record.

This is what I see:- Debt Service @6% estimated rate on $311k = $1865- Property tax (based on Zillow’s records and I round up) = $400 per month (PS - If you get spot reassessed by the county based on your purchase price, this amount might raise to $500-600.)- Insurance (again just guessing, get a quote): $150- Management Fee @10% average = $390These are your fixed expenses.