Some cities are responding with anti-police legislation or even proposing to defund the police.

And it doesn't have the government/fed anti plunge protection team buying it up like the stock market has. 

I second what Brandon stated with the exemption of Mesquite, the city of Mesquite, TX is one of the most anti-landlords cities in the State of Texas. 

It's not really comparable since the housing market would take months to crash and bitcoin could crash in a few hours....And for everyone of these anti bitcoin guys saying it's tulips or emus or a ponzi scheme and "if you buy bitcoin you will lose your money" I say maybe if you sell when it's lower but these same people were saying the same thing when it hit 300$ and 600$ and 1200$ and then when it dropped to 170$ in 2014 plenty of peope saying I told you so I told so but if you bought in and held on still seems like it would have worked out ... now that said full disclosure I own no bitcoin and do believe it will crash just don't think it will disappear or ever be worth less than 2000$ a coin and if you'e reading this in the future pm or tag me to show how wrong I was lol..

We're homesteaders so we need at least 2 acres (a little harder to find with multifamilies) and we also have an anti-social 70lb dog.The appeal of renting our current house is that it's a really great location for a rental and we know everything about the property and know that we would get positive cash flow.

The deal will need to be strong and you will still need to anti-up some of your own capital.

@Denny RobertAs a pastor, I have thought about this on many occasions, as we look at the verse often quoted by anti-debt folks "borrower is slave to the lender" notice this is a statement of fact not a moral or theological pronouncement.

It's anti-climactic.

I am new here and trying to catch with the all the Bigger Pockets past podcast shows since they began in 2013. And today I listened to show number 11: The Ultimate Beginner's Podcast for Real Estate Investors (March 2...

@Cameron Tope  curious about your emphasis on a title company in this transactionbefore the anti equity stripping laws went into effect on the west coast I did well over a hundred of these and ( we were buying pre foreclosure normally 1 to 3 days before the sale) So we did not use a title company..