The areas you talked about - Quincy and Boston would have better inventory for 3-4 units but towns like Arlington would have some supply of multi (2 families typically) and Lexington is virtually none.

Of course location, supply and demand all come into play as well.  

And then follow-up regularly. 

With the water supply lines underneath the home, it's important to wrap them in heat tape and make sure the skirting is always secure.

Hopefully the legislators will see that landlord restrictions have a direct impact on the supply of affordable housing...

Plus there's regular inside banking too.

I would specifically include a provision in your lease about the tenant being responsible for any damages as a result of the furnace filter not being changed regularly. 

They have business, finance and supply chain degrees tailored towards the airline industry (but applicable to real estate). 

In regular situations more often then not the idea of a possible eviction will get tenants moving. 

House is complete but still out of work, disabled and needed to sell for income Now face serious capitol gains issue.I have records of PT visits, cable, utility,bills and steady collection of supply purchases.Rumor has it health and disability issue’s only require one year Permanent Residency.