Also, go to a few meetups and talk to some local investors and see what neighborhoods they personally like or dislike. 

Personally, what I dislike about it is the SMS spam and constant calls from pushy (but polite) virtual assistants.   

Sellers need to get the most for their assets..... this is why i dislike  wholesaling and pocket listings are also anti seller ....i am glad this was done and hope wholesaling becomes more clearly banned too. 

Who has used listsource and what do you like / dislike about it?

I have no clue why you say this other than a dislike for the President.As an investor, contractor, builder, remodeler here in the Tampa Bay region I can tell you that the "working class" like roofers, painters, carpenters, floor guys, metal framers, stucco, manufacturers, distributors, drivers, realtors, etc. are all doing very, very, very well thanks to the economic policies of this administration.If your definition of "working class" is simply retail or food service, those jobs are meant as stepping stones.

I worked seasonally in the travel industry which traditional mortgage lenders dislike.

An ad come up on facebook for leaseze and was wondering if anyone uses it or has any likes or dislikes with it.

What I dislike is that they are expensive and pretty stringent with their guidelines for rehabs. 

But the reason I strongly dislike IRAs, 529, and anything that tells me I can’t do this or I can only to that, is because I can’t do what I want!

I'd say that the post by @Brenda E. spells out the same concerns that I have.Somewhat of a tangent: To anyone confused about where Eric is focusing, note that this is the local Seattle forum and Eric mentioned "Spokane" in his original post so its safe to assume Spokane or maybe Seattle.One thing I dislike about the BP forum is that when I post in Spokane forum I almost always get non-Spokane replies (that said I have gotten some good out of town replies).