They get some extra money and they blow it on IMMEDIATE GRATIFICATION!

Anyone who pushes back against such law/regulation is probably hiding something, doing drugs or have sexual intercourse there.

I own a property in the Disney market and co-host/manage another 25 in the area.Disney I think is a good market if your goals are more aligned with traditional long term real estate goals, and a bad market if your goals are more immediate gratification and short term cash flow.The major benefit of the Disney market is that it's about the safest market you can find from a long-term perspective. 

The power of REI in todays market is delayed gratification  combines with the tax benefits the following year. 

You're literally forcing instant gratification when you're at the 20 yard line.

Our culture of having things now instead of delaying gratification and working toward something when we can afford it has crippled our people.

Cashflow is negative, but Total ROI is 25-30%, meaning this would be an appreciation play and would provide a nice roof over my head and some gratification of owning a nice home.My guess is that it's somewhere in between these two scenarios.I'd still continue investing in future buy & hold deals, but this would mean I'd probably have to take a year off to rebuild my savings.  

If she is the perfect tenant except she is (Age/Sex/Race/Religion/Familial status/sexual orientation) then well you are simply discriminating.

Stop gratification spending put that money to debt.

Something that started with this a couple of years ago (my house on the right)Has turned into the removal of the fence separating the two properties (by the owner of the truck) which leaves me losing the foot of space between the privacy fence and the boundary fence.Mitigating circumstances - the guy that owns the truck has a history of violent crime (kidnapping, sexual assault on a child, assaulting a police officer, etc., etc.) and my interactions with him have resulted in schizophrenic ramblings (i.e. the Vatican owns my property, all financial transactions are routed through the city of London, etc.)I spoke with an attorney from this forum (a terrific help) earlier this week and I am weighing my options...the best being a 4 foot retaining wall along the property line with a 6 foot permitted fence to the front of the house.