If you are looking in College Park, some family members and family friends invested there about 10 years ago and it was good at first, but the city has become very anti-landlord.

If this info is from someone who sells mutual funds or is anti-American and thinks the end of the dollar is near, there ya go!

But without anti-circumvention contracts in place, there isn't much you can do about it other than be mad at them.

But yeah, I also feel sometimes there is an "anti-work" mentality among investors.

In fact, I am so anti-BS Guru, the selling the "easy money" dream crap drove me so crazy that was one of the major reasons I started FIBI over 6 years ago with Jeremy Roll.Because of the nature & the reemergence of real estate investing in the public eye, there is always a percentage of newbies & wannabe investors with most meetings, not just FIBI.

IMHO, we need *more* "government interference" in the Hvac trades, specifically some anti-trust & price fixing investigations.

Absolutely and now we will see the character of Romney, is he a fair player or just another anti American Facist?

Just another anti-investor govt policy.

Here is a link to a very good article by @Brandon Turner that explains the requirements that must be met for a sale to take place within 90 days. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/12/05/fha-suspends-anti-flip-2014/This is not an unreasonable request from the lender, especially since your selling price is over 20% of you purchase price.

At least here in NJ, I believe that you need to be in a place for 30 days to have legal possession of it and protection by anti-eviction statutes.