Luckily, way more people like than dislike- I'm fine either way- as long as they watch!

What I really dislike about some of these bills is the perception from our congressmen that these arbitrary caps (e.g $500) on an investor’s investment should be based solely on a percentage of income.

assuming your rent doesnt go up since your lease is over, $250 is very hard to beat. hopefully your able to stack away some cash for a rainy day or amazing deal.Personally I like condos, most investors seem to dislike them, that being said I have zero condos.

I can't see how one could dislike Austin except for the traffic.

Because I dislike competition

Maybe something like, "I'm sure you didn't mean anything by it and weren't serious, but when you said .... it made me feel very uncomfortable, and I'd never want you to think I dislike people of other ethnic backgrounds, or would in any way want anyone to give me or my clients preference over someone of another ethnic background based on that alone."

The main thing I dislike about duplexes, is that they are almost always on a street with nothing but duplexes.

When the economy cycles urban core usually recovers first and then sprawls out into suburban and then to rural areas last.With gas prices where they are at people are focused more on cutting commuting cost and also time away from their loved ones.80% of people dislike their jobs so they want to be finished for the day as soon as possible.

Bill, I brought the other thread to the front.I think the difference between us, is that I strongly dislike all of this regulatory effort even though I have two companies that exist because of it, and while (to my knowledge) you make no money off of it, you are basically in favor of regulation.Sort of ironic, isn't it?

I do, however, REALLY dislike gurus who portray wholesaling as a quick and easy way for someone with no money to make some big, quick paychecks.