So industry writers are probably a better route for you overall.

The Jewish community thrived and bore a writer named Phillip Roth.

I'm curious what type of contracts you are writing that legally have a clause in them that the writer of the contract can charge 25% arbitrary legal fees on the amount of the contract?

Mark Twain quote of "Never pick a fight with people who buy ink by the barrel." describes the situation, since lots of independent writers got affected.

That was an article written by a phantom writer, not someone with professional experience in REI.  

Silicon Valley writer/entrepreneur who left SF for Austin.

Journalism is a noble profession, but often when writers are covering complicated, multifaceted subjects like real estate investing, they come across as authorities on the subject by virtue of the context - It's printed in the WSJ afterall- but the writers are covering the topic as "tourists", writing about a subject that they have very little first hand experience with. 

In general the writers of these rules and regulations do not like investors, only owner occupied home owners. 

Asking this now, I also hear that under writers may not approve moving from one 3 unit to another?  

This pretty much sums up what we have all been saying in here except the “never crashers” led by super realtor James . https://www.realtor.com/news/t...james should report this writer for spreading falsehoods.