I do not allow trampolines, deep pools or dangerous breed dogs; because all those things are prohibited on my insurance.

I do not enjoy the work and am doing everything I can in RE to not have to rely on that income.

In any investment case, I believe its best to model your returns the best you can.  In

Learn as much as you can in school and out.Take RE related courses. 

It will be tough times for those I see posting comments on BP about how they BRRR to acquire as many properties as they can in as short of a period in time as they can because the get rich quick Guru said this is the way it's done.There will always be the irrational risk takers getting extremely overleveraged and then there are those of us that expect this behavior to exist in the markets and prepare to use it as a tool to our advantage when the time comes.   

Measures have to be implemented to create fairness in communities but incentives are being taken away from the people who have the inherent ability and drive to affect change in these communities and breed progress. 

But if we do form some kind of "Let's pick who is allowed to breed or remain alive" committee I get first dibs as chairman.

I can do so much more here in Texas than I can in California.

And thanks; I do consider myself a different breed of advisor.

It can be good kharma because you are helping out with the affordable housing situation.You can screen them just like you do all tenants.....I have Section 8 tenants at properties in Oakland, CA, Concord, CA and Cleveland, OH and myself and the property manager were able to screen them and gets tenants in that have no dangerous breed animals, no felonies, no evictions, no smokers and we literally had to turn away qualified Section 8 applicants because we or I didn't have any more rentals available because it's like a Sellers Market when you market to Section 8 tenants.