Buy in areas people are fighting for but the barrier of entry is low(relative to you).

Thus, it does the exact opposite of what the local government wants to keep people in their homes more.I don't invest in that market so I don't have a dog in the fight.

Your case is more complex, so it may be more expensive to fight. 

Then that tenant parks in front of the neighbors house every night and they don't like it, or now they have to fight for parking. 

We spend a lot of time fighting with insurance carriers and it just keeps getting worse. 

My preliminary numbers show I could bring in $325/mo if they are all rented.I'm fighting hard to convince my property manager this is a good idea.

Tenant "get-it", it's a social construct ones doesn't have to fight to get through to a normal person.

You can read a lot of books about how to sword fight, but it's not the same as feeling the weight in your hands or the threat of being cut or stabbed by an opponent.Stop thinking you can educate yourself and one day wake up with 50 houses.

and the seller for specific performance.. you start recording these memorandums your going to get into some pretty massive fights.

The complaints of locals sound the same as renters in LA who fight gentrification.