This rushed public-policy will have some long lasting negative effects on the housing market.

Families often choose to add on a 2nd floor rather than move and find a bigger house because they want to stay in this neighborhood.Anyone able to help me do the math or share a calculator that factors in the opportunity cost of taking the cashout ($364k equity, $45k realtor commission, closing costs, CapGains exclusion) vs holding for a rental (zero or negative cash flow but strong equity appreciation).

I heard that owning >25% of a business negates your monthly wage (even if you are a W-2 earner) from a lenders perspective for 1-2 years. 

Just remember: most negative reviews are written by problematic tenants.

Or investor who have bought from me same thing next thing they know maybe they were 200 or so negative for 3 to 5 years but then the investment property is paid for and now your cash flowing like crazy.

What was your experience, Positive or Negative?

I’ve read some fairly negative reviews about the whirlpool coin operated washer.

Real Estate Agent from BaltimoreI hope it will turn for the better, I own many houses and commercial buildings, in  Baltimore, There is no leadership here, these politicians condone not paying rent, they will not let you legally evict tenants for non-payment or will they let you evict squatters, smoking pot on the streets is OK according to AG, can't open my Nightclub or other walk in businesses.I have always been positive and enthusiastic about this town and investing, but the liberals in charge have beaten me down, never felt so negative!

I have purchased a NEGATIVE cap rate deal because it was a massive value add and the other metrics in that scenario (IRR, equity multiple) were more important pieces of data.

I have negative reviews about a couple of the others listed, but don't generally bash businesses in a public forum.