I know I sell Yellow Letter Mail letters however there was a time in my life when I cold called active for rents from the classified section of hte newspaper...

I just heard to look up classifieds in newspapers and call the ads that have apartments for rent to see if the owners would like to buy more properties or sell them.

"I am no(sic) convinced"Karen apparently you're convinced Realtors are the problem There are people on this site who are Realtors There are people on this site who like Realtors There are people on this site who don't like Realtors There are people on this site who are Wholesalers There are people on this site who like Wholesalers. 

I found you an article that reinforces the vibe of this thread:http://blogs.findlaw.com/law_and_life/2014/05/what...HIPAA laws are strict, but as long as marijuana remains a federally classified schedule 1, you still have the ability to enforce your well-documented rules in your rental units.

Which makes no sense in practice because Spanish and Chinese language newspaper classifieds are not in English.  

Your tenant with heart issues might be able to find a doctor to classify him as "disabled" or "handicapped".

It probably classifies their traffic violation into a specific category. 

How much violence has to occur within a specific area for it to be classified as a war zone?   

For starters, many A-class cities have apartments that have negative cashflows but can be classified as good/stable investments (for folks who simply need to park cash).Like others said, whether it is a good idea is dependent yourself as a whole.  

Even with obese people now being classified as disabled, wouldn't that mean you could still require them to "modify" your unit to, for instance, a bariatric toilet, and then modify it back to normal, or be able to hold them responsible for any damage they do to the regular toilet or plumbing if caused by their weight?