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Landlord or Tenant Friendly area?

Kelly Beck
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How would I determine if a county/state was landlord or tenant-friendly? Or what jurisdiction would I be looking under, ie. state, county, township? I want to make sure the eviction process would favor the property owner and be quick for land contract/contract-owner transactions and not be looked upon as a foreclosure. I have no idea how to go about determining this.

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Bradley Buxton
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@Kelly Beck

When you are developing your strategy on where to invest you can Google the individual states that fit your investment strategy and goals. While CA is generally view as tenant friendly people are still investing there and making money.  I'm in the Rent Tahoe Nevada market and we are a landlord friendly state with low taxes. Other states are landlord friendly and have high taxes. 

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