This action reflects an alarmingly popular sentiment that rental housing belongs to the state, not its owners.

Purchase price: $47,000 Cash invested: $7,000 Sale price: $85,000 This deal was sentimental as I grew up on this street and wholesaled a house across the road just 1.5 years ago.

Hello, chiming in to echo similar sentiments above... 

Sentiment:  I want to see more people hate real estate. 

Purchase price: $47,000 Cash invested: $7,000 Sale price: $85,000 This acquisition was especially sentimental to me because I have so many childhood memories on this street.

The cash flow first, the appreciation to be the icing on the cake"  this sentiment is one of the worst I see on BP not sure who espouses this and why all these investors say the same  thing but that's really a recipe for disaster for the investors.If your leveraging RE to the max U know 20 to 25% down . 

With that kind of sentiment from the city, the application to build a 6.9 million square foot expansion of the Hoffman Town Center, which is what the lots are all currently zoned for, is highly likely to be approved by the end of the year, possibly pushed to 7.6 million square feet, and will be completed over the next decade.

I've been listening to the BP podcast and reading up on RE investing for almost 6 months now and I feel ready to jump in, but I'm hesitant with the current sentiment about rates.I'm looking to invest both in and out-of-state here in Vermont.

Thanks Joe, I truly appreciate that, both in sentiment and direction. 

I understand the sentiment, but I think it will have more negative effects.The problem is with enforcement.