I have also Owner Financed a couple of properties, own some Multi-Family (currently have a deal under contract and looking to close 3-4 more before the end of 2020), and a co-owner in a Tiny Home Park.  

I recently published a book about tiny home laws called “Building, Occupying and Selling Tiny Homes Legally.”

Prohibits housing providers and landlords from denying a housing application based on juvenile and arrest records; and It seems like a typical promise a lot to the poor, but in reality do nothing for them, vote-getter grandstand.Those who fall under (#1) will probably be a very small pool of individuals (who will never fill out a rental application anyway).Juvenile Convictions and adult Arrest only (without prior adult to convictions) seems like it would be a tiny pool of applicants.Tough guy types tend to have a long list of "Convictions" as adults, in addition to Juvenile convictions (and #1 doesn't seem to address them). 

." - Paul Krugman.Rent control simply does not help anyone but a tiny fraction of renters.

If you're open to tiny towns, I think you'll be okay.

I haven't run into a single person who thought it was a good idea to start with apartments, so that's gotta say something.Alright, so, maybe duplexes or some other tiny little thing. 

@Richard MichaelThe Alpine meetup is great too!  

I moved from San Diego to Portland, tiny world :-)I'll reach out to you if you don't mind as I'm always happy to chat with other investors.

Does anybody on Bigger Pockets live in a tiny house while investing in real estate?

Another tiny hill Steve tries to fight on in the mountain range of titan real estate.I'm just glad there are disruptors out there worth discussing.