For better or worse, real estate as an asset class (and, yes, real estate is a very broad asset class with several subclasses), is becoming less *anti*correlated to the equities market and instead becoming more *non*correlated to it. 

Does it seem anti-fragile?

We've also seen several condo boards recently decide to push anti-landlord policies requiring a lot of red tape to rent out properties.

Many investors are strictly anti-HOA, and I agree that HOA's can be poorly managed - still, no matter - HOA's do create value for a community.

I for one am not anti paid coaching I have made significant income over the years helping students that learned from Lyndahl / Montalongo / Vertucci  / rich dad  etc etc... lets face it like anything 5 to 10% that pay for mentoring it was worth it to them they went on and did deals.. to the other %  its just anything real estate related  they lose interest and just don't do anything.at the end of the day these are pretty straight forward transactions with well document due diligence check lists one goes through to determine if the deals will work or not. 

You cannot deny the family because of the lead paint either, that's considered discrimination (you're refusing them because they have a kid) and is against the anti-discrimination laws of the state.

Check, but you should be able to maintain that you are an owner in areas where anti-wholesaling laws are prevalent.3.

Washington state, and Seattle in particular, are becoming RABIDLY anti business.

I admit this may not work as flawlessly in really expensive or anti-landlord areas.

Check out Truecaller and other Apps for eliminating SPAM.Not sure what this does but Congress just passed anti-SPAM legislation, and the cell phone carriers are also required to develop technology to identify robo callers.