Regarding the topic of anti-AirBnb ordinances/legal barriers in Akron, I'll refer you to these three law firms again (if you don't like them, I have a few more suggestions if you'd like):Maguire GroupBuckingham Doolittle & BurroughsTzangas, Plakas, MannosHowever, I'm not too sure how the AirBnb idea connects with the whole student housing idea.

It's expected to pass the House easily, and governor Kate Brown said she's going to sign it into law, making it effective immediately.Oregon was already very "tenant-friendly" and anti-landlord so this isn't exactly a reversal of course, but I'd love to hear your thoughts on the potential consequences of this move.

It even has a millennial anti theft device.

I have been here- trust me, it is tough but it transforms you as a landlord.We have an entire anti-eviction statute!

You could even drop by the unit and catch him moving out.Chicago and Cook county have extra anti landlord - tenant protection laws in place.

If I did there would be 80% fewer people collecting.Enough of my anti welfare rant.

It was near an old dryer vent so probably absorbed ambient moisture or it could have been a leak near the entrance of the feed through the wall.When I install new breakers &/or a new panel I apply Ox-Gard Anti-Oxidant.

Note many corporations regard the legal team as the anti-sales team.Yeah, you gotta stay safe but doing owner finance with no balloon is going to make you a happy person UNTIL interest rates soar back up.

@Cynthia Rathbone   bigger pockets is generally anti guru...

Again avoiding the anti-flipping law that says flipping is a business that needs a contractors license.Then there is your personal conduct.