Maybe the margins on your rentals aren’t great in his eyes, maybe with your real estate success taxes are going to be an issue, maybe he’s anti debt accumulation, maybe hes unaware that some markets didn’t react like CA during the last recession, maybe you are heavily weighted towards real estate and he’s just trying to get you diversified more.

Whenever a state or a muni is willing to give away massive tax breaks to attract big, anti-union businesses, and in turn ask the citizens to pay little state income tax, it's clearly a "pro-growth" environment.

US, regardless of immigration status" quote from an article by Jo Becker, Education/Outreach Specialist, Fair Housing Council of Oregon in an article titled screening without Social Security Numbers: there Are Options...

But it's still one of the most anti-landlord markets in the nation.

Try windshield washer fluid instead of RV anti-freeze. it usually costs a fraction of the price and goes just as cold as RV antifreeze.

@Devan Mcclish  your drinking the anti broker cool aid and your comments are not even close to being correct.IN some states maybe but in many states no way...its really simple buy the property and resell it... find a broker who allows you do your own transactions.. that's simple enough .

Now he stated this was in MA, which, according to him, has the most anti-landlord laws in the nation.

State appeals court trumps Superior court; State Supreme court is trumped by Federal BK court, etc. the point us, it ain't over till it's over.You have anti-deficiency statute in FL? 

Texas doesn't seem to be as anti-wholesaler as some states but still it that is pretty far into the grey area. 

@Anthony Maggio  never been but I have clients I have lent money to that swear by him.BP is pretty much anti guru in any form or fashion.. so keep that in mind.But do not take my comments like they are a ringing endorsement.. just relaying the one client I have who has made millions and credits Lindahl.