Don’t interpret anything I’ve written as anti- mobile home investing.

If allowed to continue, it will affect us all.So true ^^^^ and then throw in the concept that there are far more renters than landlords, and they will not think twice about voting in propositions and politicians that are anti-property owner.

GFCI protection will also be required and possibly AFCI dependent upon code cycle.Make sure the plumber double checks backflow and anti scald codes.

I know this is a real estate forum, but just realize that you'd have missed that AND lost 5% since you have to pay yourself the G fund rate, vs. the G fund paying you.I'm not anti-real estate, but I don't prefer it when people take extra risks with their retirement. 

You will need to deal with AML (anti-money laundering) and other verifications.

The concepts were murky at best and read like an anti-government manifesto. 

I'm an agent, so I'm not anti agent/broker, I just think there is a lot of housing supply frozen in ice because sellers need a real partner to work through various issues they have before they can sell.

This translates into a kind of anti-established business practice mindset.What I think will happen is Listing Agents will severely cut or almost eliminate their compensation to the Buyers Agent, basically forcing the buyer to go direct.

Our company is very much involved with the MD investor market from Baltimore to DC suburbs to the Eastern Shore, so anybody looking to talk contracts/terms, networking, JVing with other investors, and now it sounds like more attempted anti-investor legislation... feel free to connect.

many investors are avoiding the actual city of Kansas City and instead investing in the surrounding townships and suburbs (which will not have to adhere to these new 'anti-discrimination' rules)Our area is projected to continue to grow and appreciate fairly quickly so we are afraid of getting priced out of buying our little farm if we wait too long.