Such a difficult question to answer… all depends on what you want, the amount of work involved and strategy. 

It is difficult to look at "The Market" as a whole as it can very state to state, especially when you get into laws, taxes and lending!

The lender is discriminating based on risk; the risk that someone that can't show stable employment may have a difficult time repaying her loan, but this surely doesn't rise to the level of illegal discrimination.

Building teams is quite a bit more difficult than most people talk about.

Managing an STR and scaling is more difficult, risky, and the reward is not worth the risk. 

This is my last attempt to communicate and work something out or I will be forced to get my attorney involved (make it clear this is not the route you want to take as evictions are long, draining, and go on their record making it difficult to rent) I added...

Financing was really difficult because of the type of condo.

In Alabama, it is difficult to find pre-made lists because title companies don't create those here.

I’m reaching out because I’m wondering if you might be interested in selling your house.Before going any further I want to point out:I am NOT a realtor.I am NOT a rich Californinan trying to buy their 4th house.I am just a hard-working young man from Wisconsin trying to build a life for myself in -----------.As I’m sure you are aware, the current housing situation is making it extremely difficult for normal, working class people to find a house.

I've dropped a sizeable amount of money to get an education in real estate investing and it seems like I'm getting no where.I'm praying that once I'm able to get into this first property that it's not so difficult to find capital.