I don't want to be under the control of employers, the government, or rich people.

@Jason LamRandom question, did the rent checks still come in during the government shutdown?

She’s gone as far as to insult my ethical values and threatened that she’d report me to the government.

In my case what profits that I had on paper were far overridden by real world expenses due to continual turnover and high management overhead from a demographic that simply moved every year and government assistance programs that, on multiple occasions, expected a bribe to pass an annual inspection.

With those 20, I started googling and visiting government websites to get a feel for the MSA.

Hi All,I have started investing in real estate in the Boston area, and am curious what you think and have heard about the risk of the government officials renewing rent control in Boston.

This was completed through other grants either at the county, state, or federal government.

Big government and overwhelming regulation can lead to unintended adverse consequences.

If you no longer work at the job that provided you with the 401k, you can transfer it into a "roll over IRA" which takes all the funds from the 401k and just makes them into a new account, governed by new rules - so instead of being subject to the stricter 401k rules, you can use the more lenient IRA rules to maximize your allowable distributions.The guy who helps me through the legalities of all this is Steven Hamilton II, who I met on BP.

Steven, the tenant actually filed a complaint with the government air quality bureau, and they mandated asbestos testing and warned me on proper removal of asbestos materials.The govt inspector said there was a 100 sqft rule, and I have 1000 sqft of popcorn, and only owner/occupant (you actually live in the rental) can remove asbestos.So I have to be careful about doing it myself, as I don't actually occupy the rental.But my question remains... once you disclose asbestos to applicants, how often do they back out?