They can be "harder" on homes though as many will have more residents coming and going, work dirty jobs, and just have busy lifestyles.Every different type of lifestyle and resident demographic presents its own idiosyncrasies, but we like the Hispanic residents that we have been able to place and would love to see immigration reform that would allow us to work with them even more.

They are looking for other RE forms of investment.

At the bottom of that web page is a section titled "Resources to Find Legal Forms & Contracts" that lists a number of links to sites providing RE forms.

While that's all still hung up in the courts, there's got to be something happening with immigration reform at some point in the future.

It sounds like the tax reform bill is going to pass, and it changes the capital gain exclusion rules under Section 121 so that you have to own and reside in the property as your principal residence for 5 out of the last 8 years. 

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Congress wants to repeal 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges as part of tax reform to simplify the tax code.

Tax reform is here and there is plenty of discussion going on about it.

I just looked at Reform, AL, and it seems like it's a smaller area (I'm pretty familiar with that drive between Birmingham - Starkville).

I was a little too young to be paying attention, let along investing in real estate, but I read that the tax reforms that happened in 1986 were devastating to many real estate investors (i.e. those who invested primarily for the tax write-offs).