No lender can place undue restrictions on an owner's right to use, enjoy or convey ownership rights, deprive them the fruits of the land doing so becomes a predatory lending issue.Morales?

The days of low hanging fruits are way behind us.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket and believe everything  you read here. 

However, I kind of don't want to wait till retirement age to reap the fruits of my labor.

But the previous point is correct, a letter will be thrown into the waste basket, it would have to be a filed lawsuit.

I'd spread my risk and not put all my eggs in one basket

In my gig as volunteer, I swear someone told the garbage bags to be fruitful and multiply.

I have friends that won't take less than $300/door and 15% COC, because they're retiring and need to live off of that cash flow, and others that don't care much at all about cash flow because the amortization is setting them up for a long and fruitful future.I had a property that cash flowed at $100/year, but was gaining almost $15,000/year in debt pay-down -- I sold it to recapture that equity -- on paper, it would have looked like a dog if you were only looking for cash flow!

Its called Diversification don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

Just a mental road block, and I did not put all my eggs in one basket!