Any one of you defending the landlord would be saying otherwise if you were in his shoes right now. 

It is harder to defend if it is considered a "dangerous" breed.Pit bull owner tend to be a problem.

I notice that you comment on almost all Roofstock related posts usually to defend Roofstock.

My Wife and I operate a Non Profit Organization aimed at re-entry; and I play in two different bands, one of which tours the Texas Prison system in summer months to play for and minister to the incarcerated.

I also still defend my opinion on title versus lien.

It is public information but they do not make it easy to find.I found it once before but had a hard time finding it again, and ofcourse it is different for every JP court where they keep the info..I was able to find divorce cases, but it only gives me the plaintiffs and the defendants name.

Sounds like an excuse to defend buying low class and low quality rentals then blaming the government for you buying a high risk asset.

Here in my local area 3 of the big 4 PM firms are either in jail ( https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/news/2016/oct/18/deferred-sentence-for-second-defendant-in-nolen-theft/ ) or have been indicted or have shot themselves.  

I have to defend and praise @Sean Terry.

While I defend Detroit and think it is without a doubt the best place in the world to invest in Real Estate, I'll say it again: "It takes more than a Property Manager to be successful in Detroit."