v=Bf5UrB5vgRYAgain I think Boston /Cambridge metro is world class for biotech and pharma but is this industry anti-fragile from regulatory scrutiny on the efficacy of these meds?

I'm not saying pro over seas investors necessarily but if a state has severe anti laws then that might be a deal breaker.It doesn't have to answer all of these perfectly, I am just looking to narrow down my search a bit but want to look at a lot of optional markets so that I can choose the right one for me.Thanks a lot in advance to who ever will help

Taxes are high and some areas have net migration moving away from cold belt states that are more anti-business to more warm belt pro-business states.

Originally posted by @Charles Carillo:A perfect example of why you should have ample reserves when investing into real estate.How can landlords plan for a year plus of Politician backed anti landlords bills?  

As to "sodomite" and any (reprehensible) anti-gay attitude, I would hope that would be a huge negative to a judge but I don't know where you live.

Check out New York state’s “anti airBnb law” if you haven’t already.

I can give you all the pro-PM anti-Self Managed stuff you want, just like plenty of people can do the opposite.It really comes down to the type of investor you want to be.

If the agent were to make no improvements to the property and try to resell it there are 2 major problems I see. 1) They likely would have mislead the initial seller as to the value of their property. 2) This would likely violate HUDs anti flipping rule.

But pay close attention to overseas anti money laundering situations, the contacts you make from school will probably know more specifically.

A common number I hear is to at least cash flow $100/month/door but that doesn't tell you anything if you don't know how much the initial cash outlay is.I also know a lot of people here are anti-stock market so they're happy with anything that beats a savings account which is not the case for me.