@Jared Asch, It's a great strategy that actually has a potential self perpetuating benefit if you look at it strategically enough. 

I know I am making a lot of assumptions/stereotypes but you have to look at your potential customers and be ready for worst case scenarios.

It is usually based on stereotypes or personal experiences.

ALWAYS RESIST stereotypes.

I'm a perpetual student and always wanting to learn too.

This leads to all sorts of market distortions and inefficiencies.Last I heard California is still a democracy so "the politicians" were elected by the people of the state, and are doing what the people want them to do: to perpetuate the endless growth myth of the post-WWII boom, during which California grew on cheap oil, cheap labor, and cheap federal money.

I have two tenants that I just served Notice of Non-Renewal to cut off their perpetual MTM lease and I'm betting one of the Ostriches is going to squat. 

The local rent boards most certainly would rather run you out of business - anything to perpetuate the 40 year old housing crisis. 

That website, and all the linked documents, are written like so many others whose operators are from outside the US (and have poor English language skills) and typically perpetuate loan scams on unsuspecting borrowers.Their “Terms & Conditions” document for the loan is a joke.And I can guarantee you that no real “private lender” is loaning money at what they’re advertising (i.e. $50k up to $800M @ 5% interest for 35 years).

Just don't let the "trailer trash" stereotype guide you -- it's totally B.S.