Respectfully,Gary

Especially with the respect to what the landlord can and can't allow.

For those of you who responded and came on the show to discuss real estate investing in your respective city - I can't thank you enough - the response has been amazing!   

Most info is public records,  there's not much info about a loan that someone with the "know how" can't figure out just with an address or name . if you are wanting to invest in distressed properties you need to learn these things (not rocket science) with all due respect to Realtors  but very few really know distressed properties investment they usually will look for someone like me to do the due diligence for their investors but then again it pays to know the right people. 

What I do expect to see though is that a lot of lanlords will pull together and sue their respective states if they dont immplement some kind of state payback program.

Both of which have challenges, respectively.  

Nathan I understand and respect what your saying, and most definitely intend and have already started taking steps to getting my situation straightened out.

Hopefully when they decide between paying the rent on time or taking a the proverbial **** on your living room rug they will pay the rent and respect your property. 

I have heard Pasadena is better in many respects. 

Just moved to Fort Collins and am looking to join a meetup.Very Respectfully,Erich Jaeger