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Most Landlord Friendly States Next Decade?

Daniel Sabato
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With housing at the forefront of most political debates these days I’m sure we’ll some changes with this administration in regard to real estate & how it might affect investors. What states are looking favorable for the next decade for investors & rental property owners?

I’ve heard of some cities like Seattle considering outlawing the use of credit scores & criminal history to vet tenants. These are terrifying changes for me & I love having these discussions & hearing different perspectives from people! Thanks!

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Charles Carillo
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@Daniel Sabato

COVID gave us a glimpse into the true landlord friendliness of every state. Check when the state you are reviewing lifted their eviction ban and that will give you an accurate picture of how friendly they actually are. 

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