And it will be even worse for those tenants that exploited the Covid protections.

In OR, not legal and I'll report them.I'm curious about the basis since my issues are:1) Disclosure2) Exploiting a seller3) Getting a fee/skim on a RE sale w/o a license. 

If you think you will work less, or have less balls to juggle by being self employed, you may be mistaken.Your lifestyle may improve (or may degrade) depending on how you how much you like or dislike doing the self employed things you must do.You might make more (bonuses) working W2 at 70+ hours than you will investing (in some positions, for some employers), others exploit their workers terribly, and treat them bad.

Labor is cheap in those areas you have to learn how to exploit cheaper cost of labor to renovate your property.

Magistrate’s in any future evictions will exploit any lease imperfections to benefit the tenant and today’s competitors are very professional refits so they will exploit your lack of professionalism if you demonstrate it.

Consider your location, appetite for risk, income,  credit, cash reserves, full time job, amount of time commitment....answer these questions in the post so we can get your life picture and ways to exploit your talents and assets.The way we start in real estate varies.

In addition to this terrible accounting, the virus exploited our weaknesses.

With Obama, think he really didn't exploit his options, but the Congress now is getting a lot more aggressive on how much they can "fix" and you've got people like Schumer (the old guard) and Nancy (the VERY old guard) to ride herd. 

“All organisms are constrained in their adaptability at some point, and symbiotic relationships allow them to extend their inherent adaptive capacity to exploit new resources and environments or adapt to their own environment as it changes.”1If we take the above to start, I agree that the LL/Tenant relationship fits that to a T.

It would illuminate the exploitation of neighborhoods when a bunch of rich people start buying up old houses and forcing the people who live in them into the street so that they can build those hideous townhomes that seem to be popping up everywhere these days.