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I'd bet it's mostly first time applicants who are concerned with that info to begin with. With some exceptions to people moving to very red towns, unrestricted renewals are probably easier to get.
If that's the case, shouldn't it simply be based on the percentage of unrestricted LTCs that are issued? Instead of relying on what people on this board say, use the comm2a data and have a certain percentage be the cut off point. You can't argue with the numbers.
There's about 350 towns listed. There's only 55 that issue below 90% unrestricted LTCs (about 16% of towns) - with Braintree being one of them. Maybe all towns below 80% should be considered red?
http://www.comm2a.org/images/LTC_Town_Ranking.pdf
I'm just making the case because it's frustrating to see your town as orange. I don't like uncertainty.
Yeah, I see what youre saying. The Comm2A data is relatively new, and this list predates it by many years, so it was built on first hand experiences from people here