@Mack Bailey I definitely subscribe to your idea that you should do what you love. 

and those who subscribe to a traditional model or the r.e. cycle, need to consider the role of technology and how that might speed up the cycle times. 

@Carmelo LopezOne of my mentors subscribes to those expensive reports that break down real estate by region and also by type and he lets me read his reports.

I also subscribe to the PIA rent increase model, the less I care if you leave, the more I raise your rent.

That's a personal choice and not one I subscribe to personally, but to each their own.  

It's not very difficult to see (for me, at least) how many of these left-leaning tenant laws subscribe to the ideas touted by socialism, which is an idea borne by those with a liberal mindset regarding society. 

Flipster is a great software but I subscribed to the $97 plan so what I go was very limited in terms of the number of leads you are able to download per month as opposed to Propstream. 

We are currently subscribed to Hartford Business - are there other better resources to use for economic growth insight on the area?

Some things that I've had in mine for years.a. no unregistered vehiclesb. only as many vehicles as there are garage/parking spacesc. names and SSNs for all tenants, including minors. any guests for more than 10 consecutive days, I must be notified.d. they have to subscribe to and keep current with trash collection companye. no motorcyclesf. no oil changing or any other work on carsg. no boats, motorhomes etc.h. must always keep the property in compliance with deed restrictioni.

I haven't read that book specifically, but subscribe to his investment newsletter (part of the impetus to keep investigating real estate) and have seen that discussion before.