Here is the rundown:http://www.homebuyinginstitute.com/news/hud-issues-fha-flipping-rules-626/

http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-news/2016/09/09/10-most-least-affordable-housing-markets?

Dimitry Fomichenko that is great news.

I hope to hear similar good news about all my props and tenants in the coming days.

Interestingly, look at everybody jumping to the tenant's defense on the Portland news site KGW and blaming the situation on the landlord.http://www.kgw.com/news/tenants-leave-behind-25-tons-of-trash-at-portland-rental-home/177131842

I just saw this article on Yahoo regarding where rents are rising the fastest and thought I'd share:http://finance.yahoo.com/news/cities-where-rent-ri...I agree with the article that it isn't really a great measurement of what is really happening in an area because it is a small sampling, but might help answer some of the questions posted here along the lines of, "What city is best to invest in?" 

This is just one article and there's no doubt this it's not the whole story, but this just came out at the top of my search for news.

cet=33)As well as investor testimonials on youtubeI also did a BBB search and Ohio Cashflow has an ‘A’ rating and there was a Toledo, OH business news article / interview I read (unfortunately I did not keep the link)After my initial search, in July 2016 I made a decision to call OCF / Engelo to see about investing.

Well, the only good news I can bring to this thread is that real estate probably has the lowest barrier to entry of any form of investing that'll get you "1%er" like tax breaks. 1031 exchanges.Capital gains exclusion on selling a primary residence that has appreciated in value.Mortgage credit certificates.

This morning, on the news they are displaying a graphic about how to separate your debris.