@Martin Enoghase Be warned this is an utterly useless reply.  

Paul), where they say rent stabilization hasn't worked because the regulations are not strict enough, ignoring the warning signs that history has given us in other cities/states.For me personally, I'm not too concerned about it because I think like any business you just need to grow and adapt, changing strategies if need be.

Also known as “credit invisibles,” these are mostly low-income minorities and immigrants, and having access to their personal habits and behavior as exhibited on the internet is supposed to help banks and other lenders “profile” them precisely enough to determine if they should be given a loan.On the other hand, citizens who are “scorable” but whose score is low might suffer in the new system now in the making, as their online activity could persuade lenders to cut them off from access to money.Although the move in this direction looks inevitable, some key answers are missing: what data scraped from the internet will be used to determine someone’s credit rating, and how it will be secured.IMF’s post warns, however, to expect an “efficiency-privacy trade-off.”https://reclaimthenet.org/imf-...

But I have to warn you about the sadness inherent in the road you are about to embark on, and give you one piece of advice.A lot of people have very strong opinions about this topic and no one is comfortable consider that their whole financial belief system might be in grave error.If you go from being less than financially successful to most of your friends (as something like an English language teacher) to more financially successful than most of your friends (as something like a real estate investor), you're going to realize that for some of these "friends," a very big reason they felt comfortable around you was because you initially validated their mistaken financial worldview.

To us, more importantly, we use neon colored print outs that we tape to the tyvek on the homes, warning people that we are using cameras, no trespassing, etc.

I don't think BP has a negative viewpoint on wholesalers, but rather it warns investors of the potential problems that wholesalers sometimes create.

(You don't have to follow through and don't say evict)Just tell her to stop him from doing it.After a couple of warnings to her, he might get the idea.Good Luck!

Again, .. warning..

Tedious but if neighbors are complaining or the town officials keeps bringing up issues about STRs that's a warning to you. 2 BRs is small but doable.

It would have been a mess trying to provide materials separately and this warning helps!