@Wade Wisner tapped out... checked out... quit...I think its from "fights/sparring" where you "tap" (your opponent, the mat, whatever) to signal your submission.So, looks like @Steve Vaughan got out of the business in the spring of '22...

Owner occupiers do not do this as they lose the homestead tax exemption we have here.Personally, it is my legal opinion that a lender would lose a fight in court if I deeded my property to an entity in which I am the sole member. 

Instead of fighting the high interest rates, take advantage of them by buying secured first trust deeds currently paying 9.5%.

Fighting against it has been difficult but I've got a wholesaling business started, some long-term investments working well and a beautiful wife now.

Fight through fear and watch yourself grow.

Fortunately, all three inspectors (from different departments) were very supportive and one inspector even stated they will not return, even if another complaint is filed.I want to offer a cash-for-keys option, but since the tenant's attorney is from a nonprofit, I feel she will fight for her tenant to stay.

Property owners will eventually need to band together and fight back as VRBOs main goal is to increase the wealth of their investors and not those who rent property on their platform. 

Stop fighting it and start accepting it.

If they don't, the landlord is next in line to be sued.If you require renters insurance the insurance companies can fight about who pays if something bad happens. 

You're in for an uphill fight for SO many reasons. 4 projects and total of 500 units?