:While jurisdictions may legislate their own definitions of fraud (criminal or civil) by statutes, here is one specifically related to a real estate transaction in Indiana, as stated by the US Supreme Court in Lawyers Title Ins.

It's a city with so much growth potential as NYC investors continue to travel south to avoid the growing legislation that does not favor the investors as well as diversify their capital across a dozen Philly rows for the price of one manhattan brownstone.

Governments that force investors to jump through hoops in an effort to try to chase away investors and legislate their way to a higher proportion of owner-occupied housing are to be avoided.

Though the company has a website what they are doing is considered illegal in Canada are now under investigation for using measures that do not comply with our laws or legislation.

They are at the forefront for all legislation trying to finally get Best Practices established. 

We have quite a few state legislators who are in the insurance business.

In light of all the recent threads about COVID-19, worrying about tenants not being able to pay rent, legislation that seems to screw over landlords month after month, and ethical dilemmas about where it is our obligation as landlords (or God's children) to cover the bills of tenants because of (fill in the blank)Cash flow is for poor investors or investors that are poor (Apologize in advance to the BP / GRE / Turnkey advertisers)Let me introduce to you a concept that is not often talk about, and probably frowned upon over the last 11 year bull market:Big A** Mortgage (BAM)Things most investors foolishly ignore..- Historic rent growth- Historic appreciation rate.- NOI per square foot- Operating expenses per sf- Capex per sfCash flow is for poor investors or investors that are poor.If you need or hoped for cash flow to pay your cable bill then you probably should not be investing in real estate.

If a state's legislation regarding the security deposit, not your lease, allows either party to sue for actual damages (most states do), you can forget it.  

The city has a reputation for liberal judges legislating from the bench and free legal offices ready to fight evil landlords.

There is also the difficulty with evictions and other new legislation being passed (balcony maintenance, etc.).