To be honest, between the anti-landlord legislation and propaganda that demonizes anyone who's a housing provider or developer, combined with a glut of housing units currently on the market that is causing me a ton of work to find good tenants for any given vacancy (think about that contradiction for a second), I'm really struggling with landlording at the moment. 

On the other hand, I expect that anti-landlord policies will be firmly entrenched and taken as gospel. 

Remember everyone to vote today try to vote for real estate friendly and the regulation local government this is to protect your long-term interests and the interests of long-term economic development and long-term prosperity Whoever you vote for make sure you do it with your community and your stake in mindCalifornia and a lot of other places on the West Coast and East Coast have become to anti-investor anti-landlord.

They have all kinds of anti contractor rules (just kidding of course) about trailers blocking the road and stuff.

well to give you some perspective I was VERY anti-debt when I started as well. 

Check out this site for more info on the anti ABB sentiment in SC City, http://www.unfairbnb.net/Not everyone likes the woods; my opinion is happily biased!

This is pretty much the epitome of the anti-Vegas option..  

Even though, the new development took 10 years to go through the city since it's an anti-development city.

Anti-social personalities (aka sociopaths) can fool the best of us but I ignored the red flags, so this is on me. 

Hey guys!I just wanted to write a quick post about the FHA/USDA flip rule.  Somehow I had never heard of this before and kind of stumbled on the info while talking to my lender how some of the flips I'm doing (thank g...