For instance, changes to tenant laws, enactment of rent control, continual increase of property taxes, etc. could all throw the math out of whack.

For me...I live in SoCal but started investing in the Southeast because it's where I'm from and know the lay of the land and for the lower price point and the fact that these are municipals that are more landlord friendly (No rent control for one thing)2.

Another thing you might consider learning how to become a raiser of funds and forming a Partnership where you maintain control? 

The whole service dog/animal thing is getting out of control and I think they (political officials who make the laws) need to crack down on it some...but that discussion is for another day. 

Typically a few brokers will control the majority of the market.

Cl. 84 (2012), the Court carefully analyzed the regulatory history of the exceptions, and concluded that the “government control” exception does apply to emailed proposals.

Usually these are either properties in war zones or with some serious issues (rent control, structural damage, bad tenant profile). 

Using a multi-stage controller, the heat pump would provide cooling in the summer and first stage heat during the heating season.  

I love them ;)My credit is still pretty decent because I never missed a payment but when they are loaded - the score is going down.Business credit is very helpful - it doesn't show on my personal credit report but I bet it shows on all my companies.If you think everything through and have all payments under control - it's working....I'm doing it since 2008 and so far so goodIf everybody would be doing it - you'd have to invent a new strategy.

If he buys one more unit he would control the votes on the HOA.