I have found, and wholeheartedly believe, that it has made me a far better landlord.With NJ's anti-eviction statute I have the potential to have any tenant I place, be with me for life.

Aside from constant threats to drastically alter the property tax structure, existing and expanding rent control, anti-landlord regulatory environment, anti-landlord/investor public sentiment, litigious tendencies, liberal judges, tents popping up everywhere, cardboard sign carrying panhandlers at virtually every roadway intersection, trash on roads pretty much everywhere you look, increasing crime, high cost to get pretty much anything done, and not the greatest economics (speaking from an investment point of view such as price-to-rent ratio, etc), probably my biggest reason is that I like to invest in places where people are moving TO, and avoid places where people are moving FROM. 

Many people who post on Bigger Pockets are pretty "anti-guru" because they feel like you can learn everything you need to know by reading and watching the resources on this site. 

@Megan Aldridge I am very anti-debt too, but this debt is easily managed.

Furthermore the rent board is very anti-landlord. 

But again and anyone who has read my post knows I am anti sub 30k by and large.. but people still buy them sell them and out of area folks still think somehow they will make them work.

Nothing fixed the problem - bleach, OdorXit, we tried all kinds of things until I discovered....Anti Icky PooCrazy name, but hands down, the BEST product I used.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned the insanely anti-landlord slant of rental regulations here in DC.

And it really opened my eyes to the nonsense perpetrated by these "anti-gentrification causes".We'll see how well the vocal few take my 5,000 postcards I'm about to send out that'll cover about 50% of the properties :-).

I am currently selling a house, suppose to close tomorrow but wont be happening just yet, in the final hour the bank called me out on the anti flip law.