keep in mind lenders and mentors don't magically appear since you paid 25k.. you can find lenders in your local market just google them.. not saying you could not get some value I am not anti paid coaching but these vegas events tend to be pitch fest with up sell at every turn

I'm fine with tenant-friendly laws,  as long as they are not simultaneously anti-owner.  

As for title companies and their underwriting requirements, a lot of it has to do with the fact that Pennsylvania tax sale law is notoriously anti-buyer.

The FHA loan handbook appears to be silent in the section titled “Assumptions” (pages 457-459) on whether there are restrictions on when a loan can be assumed.Aside from the FHA/HUD anti-flipping policies (which don’t limit a buyer’s ability to freely sell the property purchased with an FHA loan but rather restrict when a new FHA loan may be allowed for a recently-purchase home) it would appear that an FHA loan assumption is possible at any time, given the lender’s participation in the transaction.

@Jordan Bochner, If underneath are some nice solid sub treads (good condition 2x or plywood), you can use anti-slip paint designed for steps & flooring (an example would be https://www.homedepot.com/p/Sure-Step-1-Gal-Anti-S... ) for the treads, white for risers to give them a high end look. 

I had 2 properties in the Poconos general area, and recently had to close 1 due to newly passed, but sure to be defeated, anti-Airbnb laws by a local township. 

This is HUGE in Ontario because the RTA is brutally anti-landlord.

Here is the quick and dirty; I am late cashing out an investor due to the fact that my account is currently frozen due to some red flags on how I was moving money in and out (newer account, a few failed closings, so monies came in and out of escrow, so the activity looks weird) The bank is doing some kind of anti money laundering investigation, which I am not worried about at all.

I'm currently working to partner with the larger property management companies like Greystar, and Costar to ask them to modify their anti-short term rental policies, in short term friendly cities like Scottsdale.

There are some things realtors can't give opinions on due to anti housing discrimination laws, but any agent worth their salt should be able to provide you with rental comps from the MLS