Finally- your state should publish a landlord/tenant guidebook- those are a great resource to give landlords an idea of their rights in your state, every landlord should be familiar with that book. 

All carrot, no stick.The 38% delinquency I reported from Upstate NY landlords were not published data from over-hyping media, it was based on surveys that member landlords filled out and the results were reported back to the group.If there is a similar survey in June, I will convey those results, too. 

As long as you have written criteria that is published to everyone, and they don't meet some part of that criteria, yes you can refuse to

BP also asked me to be in one of their latest books published in Oct of 2018, in the first chapter.  

@Todd Dexheimer I had those on my list, but since it was published in 2007 & 2008 I thought it might only talk about strategies and concepts that wouldn't apply in today's market, but I'll give them another look. :)

You would have to be pretty dense to think that you could learn everything there is to know about real estate investing at a 3 hour REIA (if you find one, please let me know) or even in 3 days.Warren Buffett (maybe you’ve heard of him, pretty successful guy) said that the best investment he ever made was in training for himself.Darren Hardy, Editor and Publisher of Success Magazine does a daily email with instruction and motivation.

I have section 8 rentals but I've not found a price sheet published anywhere. 

If you're interested in the mid-west market, particularly Indy - check out this article published earlier this year with sited statistics and a break-down what is happening here and why it may interest you to take the OOS plunge.https://learn.roofstock.com/bl...Best of luck to you!

So we had to publish in the paper and get the judge to sign off on a quasi quashing of the installment contract.. but that's done.. judge has signed.. so we are good to go.

I have read all of the books published by BP and then some.