We were swapping horror stories.My understanding is that even asking the question is presumptive evidence of discrimination.Again, this is in the People's Republic of Massachusetts, where all landlord's are considered to be greedy, rotten capitalist, slumlords who make their living from the sweat on the backs of the working class.Substitute a different protected class though and see how the question sounds.Someone calls the landlord about a rental. 

In a real capitalist resolution to this mess, we would have a 1991 style wipeout where large numbers of properties get sold off to investors.

Of course the Commies are no longer "communists" they are all capitalist of course!

We decided to act on what the chapter told us to do & got a DBA, Legacy Capitalists, and are marketing our company as "Professional Property Acquisition", as opposed to the very cheesy "WE BUY HOUSES $CASH$" that the book recommended. 

Just like Armando...Although I still do business with Armando students. just to be fully transparent Jay I have no problem with making money, that is what our capitalistic system is all about.

And then they may see that they must support the mainstay of the capitalistic society by removing those policies that drove most of them out of the market.

Like the three card molly guys in the ghetto they always have their stooges win a few bucks to get the crowd going.I'm a Capitalist but what you have in America is a con game.

REI aren't any different than a venture capitalist or hedge fund manager.  

I am a capitalist with a heart. 

I think it is no accident that 16 years later, the United States was created under a system, similar to feudalism, where a capitalist could build himself into a position of being able to "buy" his way into being a land "lord".