I loved being a landlord and felt good about it, but since its gotten to be so regulated and anti- landlord here, its best I get out.

Everyone has their own “take” on every aspect of “wholesaling” covering a full range of opinions, emotions, and of course self interest.In an inflamed rhetoric environment I have previously been accused of being anti wholesaler and biased.  

I am not anti-BRRRR, or believe its a bad strategy.

The rules are totally pro-scarcity and anti development, that's an excellent business venture if I am pouring in billions. 

Because I'm in California and evictions are a nightmare and all laws are anti-landlord, no way do I rent to this person.

Right now I am looking at a condo that's in foreclosure and as is, the price is a little too good to be true. 2) I am in California, an anti-landlord anti-business state.

They are anti DeSantis. 

It's obvious and a big turn off to smart people (for them, it's anti-marketing). 

Just reporting here that recent network (etc) anti spam rules that where slapped into effect over the last 3 mo where severe and did shut down this systems SMS but we are all back up and no blocks.Good luck to all, curt

Just remain wary of the potential consequences of operating in an anti-landlord jurisdiction: vacancy taxes, potential vacancy control, inability to remove deadbeat tenants, etc.Coincidentally, Jesse Vasquez posted "why your MTR isn't renting" on YouTube yesterday.