Unless you are basing your opinion on the recent election and Obama's anti free market/RE policies, that a whole different story.But then again, you have 100 times the knowledge and experience I do, so I'd love to hear your opinion.

These are the anti-investor type properties.

And if they're really anti-landlord in general, I would definitely look to other similarly priced markets that aren't anti-landlord.

I haven't had this issue, but I'm so fed up with Seattle's anti-landlord legislation, my Seattle properties are now going STR.

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I hate bad debt and avoid it if possible because is is anti-wealth building.  

There's also usually not a big parent company that would crack down on anti-customer behavior.

Why deal with the anti-landlord environment?

I recently found out that after a kidney transplant, the anti rejection meds are 5k a month an insurance does not cover it.

I read or heard something about anti-price gouging laws applying even with AB1482-exempt properties.