I've had a government worker on temporary assignment, a law student clerkng at the Supreme Court, and others.

He took this ordinance all the way to the SC supreme court and lost: SC Supreme Court Decision.I figured that if the AG/future Governor can't change the law then surely I can't do anything about it.The way to get around this in my market is to have a duplex, triplex, quad, etc.

There's no sense in looking in a good neighborhood where the ROI isn't there, and neighborhood quality is a supremely personal point of view.For example, an investor from the wine country in Napa and an investor from the worst parts of Oakland will have a totally different opinion on the exact same neighborhood.

I do also take supreme enjoyment in proving Haters wrong.How have you taken peoples’ negativity about your REI journey and used it as additional motivation?

And I think it went to the supreme court and the landlords won.

I was referred to three lenders (Supreme Lending, Guaranteed Rate, and Stifel Bank).

One wild card that I posted yesterday here on BP is, what will happen to the stock market, housing market and global markets at the POSSIBILITY of a U.S President and Supreme Court Judge being impeached?

But, if redemption is irrelevant, then we must rely on the Alabama Supreme Court decision that says it belongs to the current owner of the property! 

Keep in mind that the Missouri Supreme Court this past month has decided that tenants have the right to a jury trial in rent and possession. . . so your tenant when you evict could hire an attorney and go to trial, not sure if they have a right to have an attorney provided for them or when the new rules will start being used.If we are unsuccessful in getting this overturned, expect a lot longer time frames - think months, not weeks and much higher costs. . . 

Often they will get to know their tenants, the landlord's inner compassion often rules supreme over their inner capitalist.