L&I is not too fond of handing out rooming house usage. 

There are plenty of cities that are not fond of this law and will be doing everything they can to fight it, but as it sits that is the law.

fond memories. 

BP isn't fond of using these boards for solicitation.Does this have anything to do with wholesaling?

I fondly refer to my houses as "my little ATMs."

My name is Michael Jetzer and I am currently studying to get into buy and hold investing in my area (Fond du Lac, and surrounding cities).

Not one tenant agreed with me.Although I find it easier to address a problem "head on" I think most people are wired to avoid "conflict".It's not easy for most people to willingly place themselves in uncomfortable situations.The stress, due to lack of information, is mounting everyday, for both landlords and tenants.I do agree with a previous poster about the need to (find a way) to be equitable *when* working on a solution, even with so many variables in tenant's circumstances.Even tenants that aren't particularly fond of each other are having long, involved, daily conversations with each other over " the rent"Many of us volunteer at local pantries and have direct contact with the many, hard working, used to be middle class, families, that, through no direct fault of their own, are already homeless.Even if they are lucky?

@Paul Fagot,Banks are not fond of Subject-To deals. 

I am not fond of using a condo as my investment vehicle mainly because the condo association fee detracts from the over all cash flow.  

I tend to not listen to people who have an uncompromising attitude (my way or the highway), and maybe the DR fans are fond of him because of his over-the-top assertiveness.