That said, if you believe anti-discrimination ordinances are fundamentally "anti-landlord" yet at the same time think you don't hold prejudices against certain groups of people, this may be a time for some introspection and soul-searching.  

That was the one that made them have to pay $60,000 in roll back taxes instead of the buyer paying them.Reading really is fundamental to real estate deals. 

Not everyone is given the resources or skills to own property and become a landlord, but we fulfill a fundamental need that people have, the need for shelter.

You think you’ve uncovered a unique, all time successful strategy that allow you to ignore fundamental real estate principles.

Fundamentally, that's messed up when society thinks that way.

Overexcitement and greed can end up hurting you - stick to fundamentals.  

Currently, I find it’s been hard to find a reason for wanting a better life, a why that hits at a deep fundamental level.

I think that depends on the fundamentals of your market. 

Yet, things will not be as bad where fundamentals are reasonably okay, Real estate is one of them.

@Michele Velazquez The markets that you mention have very little in common with some being much stronger than others in terms of economic and demographic fundamentals so it makes me question if you have set a clearly defined objective and criteria.