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Jack B.
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Landlord friendly states to buy rentals in?

Jack B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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The entire left coast has become a joke. Landloards can't enforce lease terms and basically have to let tenants live for free while they damage the hell out of the place (situation I'm facing).

Attorney I spoke with today for my issue said a lot of investors have been keeping her busy liquidating their portfolio here. She didn't mention where they were buying, she was just tasked with sending notices to get them out with the current requirements for getting tenants out (notice to sell).

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Will Fraser
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Will Fraser
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Hi @Jack B., unfortunately and fortunately you're spot on.  It's a clustercuss.

I've seen good things with Oklahoma and heard good things of Texas and Ohio. I'm sure there are many other places that don't pin the landlord as the sole problem for all of life's problems, and I look forward to hearing what others mention here.

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