We will have to cover the fees (20k when all is said and done) and either 5k of the panels if someone takes over the lease or 17.5k if we pay it off with the house.

Now this is a big macro assumption, but you'd have to believe the underlying growth factors of Boston to be pretty strong for the foreseeable future, and companies will continue to open campuses outside the city, e.g.

From your byline, it sounds like you're living in Woonsocket but any other factors driving you to focus on the area?

A flat fee realtor will list you on the MLS.

They also charge reasonable fees.

Any advice on hanging my license with a traditional company vs. a flat fee company to maximize return on real estate investments?

I realize maybe a wholesaler would be getting their fee on a deal, but do you all think that is the quickest easiest way to find a deal?

Otherwise from your experience what is the vacancy rates and management fee that is typically charged?

Most of the companies here in Ga charge 15% commissions/fees on personal property, which is added to the high bid.

6% Assignment fee included.This home has been completely gutted and needs a lot of work in the interior, roof, foundation.