If you feel the property taxes are too high or need to be adjusted downward you can file a property tax appeals claim.  

Hey BP Community! 🏡 I'm a landlord looking to adjust the rent for my rental property this year.What's the typical percentage increase you've found to be fair and effective in 2024 in your experience? Also, any tips on...

Deals get done every day, some even at reasonable amounts, somehow you just need to be in that food chain to get a crack at it! 

If you're going to be a fix and flipper in today's world of high rates, gotta do pure cash not HMLs.

I think the cost of entry in MA is very high right now.

But this would have only happened if I took what I learned from gurus, read a lot more, picked the brains of other investors and got real life experience.So in concluding, if you have any interest in land investing, I encourage you to take advantage of the free resources here in Bigger Pockets, listen to podcasts and once you have FIRMLY decided you want to do this, come hell or high water, buy a land flipping program that you feel works best for you.

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Food for thought 

by the way lowering LTV is purchasing cash flow at too high a price as the difference between 80% LTV and 70% LTV reduces the return significantly.  

I'm highly leaning towards what you suggest.