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Hi Michael,Reading this story was somewhat liberating in that it is insane to see how much adversity you faced in your first deal, but so exciting and promising that you got through it.

Hello BP world, I'm a skilled laborer specializing in Structural Welding and a recent Jackpot Winner looking to invest in my first property flip.

Rob:I would offer that the lenders are returning towards their traditional posture after a few years of pretty liberal lending.

A city run by crazy clueless liberals that enact policies that are detrimental to the overall success and prosperity of the city, but they make them feel good.

There are many people, generally of a liberal political stance, that fight and lobby very hard for laws against such procatices that they deem "Predatory".

In establishing tenants' rights to continued occupancy of their rental dwellings the Anti-Eviction Act is remedial legislation deserving of liberal construction.

More bad news for landlords that own in any liberal left wing city!

You have hit the JACKPOT of resources for real estate investors.

I imagine CT being a very liberal state (compared to FL) favors tenants also, but cannot speak to that from experience.Personally, I am in the process of moving to SC, selling my condo and will take my North East equity to first rent, then buy a primary and use the remaining to lever door acquisition.