A federal ban on evictions likely constitutes "taking" for the public good. 

., was more appealing to the public.

Public LaundryI guess he wasn't qualifiedAnd guess who's enforcing?

type threads is because no one wants to publicly talk about when they had a loan application denied (thanks for sharing, Zach!). 

I concentrate on newer, nicer homes in 4 & 5 star parks.I've averaged $20k+ overall and $25k+ the last four years.My busiest years I was starting at least one new project every 30 days - coinciding with getting all the repo lists of houses to choose from.BTW - I've also had a lot of experience with doubters, naysayers (and worse).What I pay for homes and sell them for is public record - accessible by anyone online free of charge.

@Derek Venhuizen if I remember correctly the mayor offered a three month buyout publicly of his tenants lease if they moved.  

-Excellent schools-Plethora of skilled jobs-Solid infrastructure (first rate: shops, restaurants, public transportation, entertainment, etc.)

You all have to actually sit through an eviction proceeding in some public courtroom; I sat through some in Phila, and there are just so many incredibly stupid things happening ...As an example, in one case NEITHER the tenant nor the landlord had a copy of the lease, even thought they BOTH ADMITTED that they had a written and signed lease.Anyway, a judge ends up figuring these things out - it's just best to be the "knowledgeable party" and play by the rules.

As to too expensive, there are plenty of good public colleges that aren't terribly expensive.As to "too time-consuming" what else are you going to do from 18-24?

The Agency’s investigations are complaint driven, so we rely heavily on the public, and our licensees to bring these individuals to our attention.